Sentence examples for vehement reactions from inspiring English sources

The plan for the civil service overhaul prompted vehement reactions from the government's political rivals, with Alexis Tsipras, the head of Syriza, the main leftist opposition party, calling it "a human sacrifice" that would merely swell the ranks of the unemployed, who now make up 27 percent of the population.

However, like many other millennials, I was confused: How could a nation that had been depicted as a vestige of the Cold War still evoke such vehement reactions in contemporary times?

"I was surprised at his vehement reaction".

Marine Le Pen's vehement reaction against him marks the first real split between father and daughter.

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

The most vehement reaction, not surprisingly, has come from a those candidates planning to run for the Council this year.

The basic story was all there on the Internet, and had inspired a vehement reaction from Corvette fans.

His notorious version of Hamlet, his first venture as a producer, caused vehement reaction and was eventually withdrawn from distribution.

The vehement reaction to those "Rosenkavalier" reviews may be interpreted as a preëmptive protest: in the face of the cult of the body, let's preserve the cult of the voice.

The Football Association chairman Greg Dyke's initial dismissal of the issue, as not one for the FA, sparked a vehement reaction within the FA that the sexism displayed in the emails should be taken more seriously.

Mr. Allende embarked on a policy of land redistribution and nationalization of the country's major industries, creating a vehement reaction by the military on behalf of the upper and middle classes.