Sentence examples for vehement repudiation from inspiring English sources

It involves purification through destruction, an awesome and overwhelming monumentality that arises together with a taste for apocalyptic devastation (of course, in von Trier's case, only in images, not in reality) — an excess of aesthetic purity that goes together with a vehement repudiation — a horror — of mere ordinariness.

What is interesting about our interview is his continuing vehement repudiation of the traditional book publishing industry's response to the new platform of the Internet.

In the past, televised confessions have been followed swiftly, as soon as the supposed penitent has been freed, by vehement repudiations.

Although Augustine is vehement and at times merciless in his repudiation of the Manicheans, questions can still be asked about the influence the Manichean world-view continued to exert upon his understanding and presentation of Neoplatonic and Christian themes [see "Philosophical Anthropology" below].

In any event, the repudiation from the American people was vehement.

The repudiation infuriated David.

Women are particularly vehement.

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.

Dying, she became more vehement.