Sentence examples for vehement of from inspiring English sources

Donald Shelbourne, an Indianapolis orthopedic surgeon and researcher, is perhaps the most vehement of the critics.

His view was not shared among the more vehement of the comic books' fans.

We were in love with each other like the most vehement of lovers to the last moment.

But few doubt that the move is meant to put pressure on the French government.In private, LVMH has been one of the most vehement of French firms criticising the Socialists' tax plans.

Most vehement of the three, but also the best informed as to the details of the alleged blunder, was Mark Rossini, right-hand man and close friend of the luckless John O'Neill, for five years America's number-one al-Qa'ida pursuer.

His retaliation was vehement, of course, but it was hard to see how the three Filipino officials (whose scoring of rounds, leaving out those that were even, showed 8-4, 8-4, and 8-3 in Ali's favour) came to have him much better than level entering the thirteenth.

As a consequence of the vehement opposition of developed countries to the idea of compensation, developing countries "traded off their core demand i.e. compensation" (Shamsuddoha and Bijoy 2013, p. 1).

"Khalil al-Marzouq is a prisoner of conscience, imprisoned only for of his vehement criticism of the government.

In the end, the play is a vehement assertion of the validity of the nuclear family and of the pleasurable intimacy of the parent-child relationship.

King Abdullah of Jordan, Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia and Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak were vehement critics of America's invasion of Iraq.

Perhaps the most famous literary critic of the 20th century, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (1902-1989) was renowned for his vehement loathing of the work of Salman Rushdie.