She knew that it would be provocative, because "you only have to say her name, and people express the most vehement opinions.
("Like a fool, here I am smitten, jealous of every man she's ever slept with," he wrote. Then, not long afterward: "I am a lot clearer about her. A likable, slightly frivolous blonde, more curious than sensual".) He kept voluminous diaries filled with vehement opinions and exact observations.
Les Moonves is now entering his 10th year as CEO of CBS, and the mere mention of his name elicits a range of vehement opinions.
The thing about not voting, of course, is that somebody else will, and the people most likely to vote are those with the most vehement opinions.
No, in the vehement view of Mr. Schily.
Despite their very public and vehement differences of opinion, Brandis and Gleeson got through their Senate committee appearances without making any nasty personal criticism of each other.
There is, however, a rather vehement contrary view.
They took Mr. Turner's complaints with a grain of salt, people close to the company said, because they were accustomed to his practice of expressing vehement but sometimes short-lived opinions.
It all bubbled up very naturally". Morgan's vehement espousal of gun control opinions, both on his show and on Twitter, has enraged many in the US; at one point a petition requesting the US government deport Morgan reaching 100,000 signatures.
Nearly everyone has an opinion on it, often vehement.
