Sentence examples for vehement remarks from inspiring English sources
France had called for the special United Nations ministers' meeting on Monday, ostensibly to discuss terrorism, and many American officials expressed the opinion that Foreign Minister de Villepin had somehow set Mr. Powell up and surprised him with the vehement remarks.
But, wow, the vehement negativity was kinda remarkable.
They impressed upon Model that great firmness would be necessary to save the army from destruction, and his vehement tone in reply so impressed Hitler that upon the General's departure he remarked: "Did you see that eye?
A vehement opponent of Indian participation on the side of Great Britain in World War II, he was arrested for anti-British remarks in 1939 and again in 1940; the latter incident resulted in an 18-month imprisonment.
Women are particularly vehement.
Nashir grew increasingly vehement.
"Syntax used to be vehement.
The complaints can be vehement.
Dying, she became more vehement.
LaVette is small and vehement.
Cardinal Zen's remarks represented a shift in his stance compared with two years ago, when he observed the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square killings by delivering a vehement denunciation of the Chinese government's human rights record.
