Sentence examples for vehement war from inspiring English sources

Geoffrey Green, who devoted a book to Auerbach and Spitzer, concluded that Auerbach saw his work "as a fortress — an arsenal — from which he could wage a passionate and vehement war against the possible flow of history in his time".

Geoffrey Green, who devoted a book to Auerbach and Spitzer, concluded that Auerbach saw his work "as a fortress an arsenal from which he could wage a passionate and vehement war against the possible flow of history in his time".

Geoffrey Green, who devoted a book to Auerbach and Spitzer, concluded that Auerbach saw his work "as a fortress an arsenal from which he could wage a passionate and vehement war against the possible flow of history in his time". And so "Mimesis," a singularly powerful study of narrative, arrived complete with its own soulful narrative.

This looming calamity can be forestalled if American citizens immediately flood the White House and Congress with phone calls and emails voicing vehement opposing war with China absent actual unprovoked Chinese aggression against the United States or a Chinese declaration of war.

Mr Dean's outright and vehement opposition to war, combined with the fact that he looked a certain loser, would have made it relatively easy to ignore him.

Mark-Anthony Turnage's "Silent Cities" was a simultaneous rage and lament at the pity of war, vehement under a close-fitting garment of numbing distress and musically related to his opera "The Silver Tassie".

In this episode of "Politicians, Pundits and Other People," Eddy Moretti travels to Washington, D.C., to talk to Rep. Dennis Kucinich, perennial presidential candidate and peacenik conscience of the Democratic party, about his vehement opposition to war in Afghanistan and intervention in Pakistan.

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.

In the process, Fox has pushed television news where it has never gone before: to unabashed and vehement support of a war effort, carried in tough-guy declarations often expressing thirst for revenge.

To read about Slahi's repetitive and futile brutalising is to shed the comforting illusion that the most vehement partisans of holy war flourish in the ravaged landscapes of south and west Asia.

A few weeks ago, I asked Howard Dean how, given his vehement opposition to the war in Iraq, he felt he could overcome the Democrats' reputation as the antiwar party.