Sentence examples for vehement work from inspiring English sources

A shimmering but increasingly vehement work by Chen Yi seemed far too forceful to be called "Happy Rain on a Spring Night".

The musicians highlighted the sardonic moods and satirical twists of the anguished work with vehement force, before an expressive rendition of the poignant concluding movement.

Perhaps the most famous literary critic of the 20th century, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (1902-1989) was renowned for his vehement loathing of the work of Salman Rushdie.

In the description of scholar Gordon Rumson, Wild Men's Dance is a "work of vehement, unruly rhythm, compounded of dense chord clusters...and brutal accents.

Even the vehement moments of his works are refined.

These works are as vehement visually and decoratively as they are politically.

Suitably inspired by this footnote, Herring and Knightley start working up a vehement blues telling Aunt Maria's story.

Actually, for Tweedy, it was more vehement than that: he actively worked to confound the commercial expectations of the music executives -fairly adventurous sorts, by definition -- who backed his work.

There was no need for caveats on Sunday afternoon when Mr. Botstein led his orchestra at Carnegie Hall in a program that brought together Busoni's Piano Concerto in C (Op. 39) and Liszt's "Faust" Symphony, two works that have vehement constituencies but are rarely heard because they are sprawling and, in the case of the Busoni, challenging for both orchestra and soloist.

But the fact that it is considered preposterous for a writer -- a writer who writes about anything, even wallpaper -- to not dismiss Bay's work in the most vehement of terms points up a dramatic disconnect between the critical community and the movie-going audience.

He has written five self-help books on becoming a success in business and managing money, was awarded an OBE for his charity works and is a vehement anti-smoker.