Sentence examples for vehement statement from inspiring English sources
"I get a distinct feeling among Aboriginal people that they feel that compensation is an absolute possibility, notwithstanding the prime minister's very vehement statement about not considering it".
What they concocted was an all-time garage-punk classic – a vehement statement against a war that, by early 1966, was already spiralling out of control.
ESI Media, the parent company of Lebedev's assets including the i, Independent and TV station London Live, published a less vehement statement regarding the prospects of a successful deal.
Such vehement and unforgiving statements point to the limitations that Mr. Naipaul's reportorial methods would reach in his extremely dark and judgmental 1981 book about his travels through the Islamic world ("Among the Believers").
Well known to the Australian police, he had been consumed by his conviction for the offence, unsuccessfully challenging the conviction in the high court last year and making several vehement and erratic public statements claiming to be innocent.
In previous parliaments, such a dramatic statement would have attracted vehement questioning.
Mr. Schundler's vehement opposition to abortion, and his statements comparing abortion rights advocates to murderers, Nazi prison guards and plantation owners?
The Labour MP for Barrow and Furness, John Woodcock, sometimes a vehement critic of Corbyn, welcomed Griffith's statement.
Fresh speculation about the extent of changes has triggered a joint statement by community leaders expressing their "vehement opposition".
The Dixie Chicks, who have faced country-radio boycotts for their political statements, were by turns wry and vehement: "We must put an end to mad cowboy disease," said the singer Natalie Maines before the group charged into "Truth No. 2".
At a bail hearing last month in Trenton -- against the vehement protestations of his attorney -- Dr. Nyce made this statement: "I have no history of physical violence, ever, against any person.
