Sentence examples similar to vehement passion from inspiring English sources

They unanimously endorse Poland's strict abortion laws (it's permitted only in cases of rape, when the mother's life is threatened, or if the foetus is seriously abnormal), but are divided 50/50 on the idea of allowing gay marriage: its most vehement opponent today is Maciej Buklanda, 18, whose long hair and grunge-esque casualwear do not quite chime with his illiberal opinions.

Despite Redknapp's vehement rejection this week of the idea that his side's form has anything to do with speculation linking him to the England job, there could be no denying that Tottenham's early season form had evaporated in the space of six short weeks.

Thanks to a vehement public outcry last Wednesday, January 18th, the proposed bills SOPA Stopp Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect IP Act) have since been dropped by Congress.

At 45th Street and Ninth Avenue, the corner where Randolph Walker, 71, an actor, was killed by an Apple Tours bus on May 22, several of the company's most vehement opponents gathered yesterday afternoon to assail the judge's ruling.

Most serious NAFTA critics in the 1990s were associated with organized labor, which also raised vehement objections in 2000 to granting China permanent normalized trade relations with the United States.

The most vehement reaction came yesterday from Mr. Bloomberg's Republican opponent, Herman Badillo.

Hypsipyle, the queen of Lemnos, abandoned by Jason after bearing him twins, delivers three laments in the course of the opera, each more vehement than the last.

Hayes wouldn't say exactly what the data were telling him, but in recent months he has often adopted a more vehement tone, and this summer he occasionally indulged in one of Olbermann's favorite pastimes: baiting his higher-rated rival.