Sentence examples for vehement objections from inspiring English sources

Against his son's vehement objections, the proud Samuel hurried most of these stupendous finds into print.

But vehement objections from other EU countries caused the Spaniards to back off.

There were vehement objections to the use of herbicides in this reservoir.

Its vehement objections to a restructuring may be as much about credibility as its assessment of the risks it faces.

When the legislature reconvened, the Stand Your Ground bill passed, despite vehement objections from prosecutors across the state.

The commission's decision came amid vehement objections from some television manufacturers, who said they would appeal it in federal court.

But in fact, some of the first Zionists were well aware of the Arabs' vehement objection to their national aspirations.

Over the vehement objection of the state and the owners of the homes, Judge Garaufis issued a remedial plan in March.

Ruth Williams's family also opposed the marriage, and there was vehement objection from the British government, enraged by what they saw as a dangerous misstep in managing regional relationships.

NBC did not make much of Manning's vehement objection to the call, voiced on the sideline to Coughlin; Manning's certainty that his right foot was still on the line led to the decision to challenge the penalty.

Today that term is all around Barack Obama — perhaps because there seems so little other way to explain how a first-term senator has managed to dazzle his way to front-runner in the race for the presidency, how he walks on water for so many supporters, and how the mere suggestion that he is, say, mortal, risks vehement objection, or at least exposing the skeptic as deeply uncool.