Sentence examples for vehemently accusing from inspiring English sources
Both parties favoured civil service reform, although the Democrats pressed the issue more vehemently, accusing both Garfield and Arthur of political corruption.
Russia reacted vehemently, accusing Estonia, a former republic of the Soviet Union, of besmirching the memory of Soviet soldiers who fought against Nazi Germany.
Mr. Walsh raised his national profile during the debt ceiling debate this summer, touring the media circuit after he put out a video vehemently accusing President Obama of bankrupting the nation and lying to the American public.
Wheelwright then wraps up this middle section by "vehemently accusing Weld of lying," and deceiving his readers.
Leaders of both the Democratic and Republican parties are crying "foul" and vehemently accusing their respective opponents of engaging in class warfare.
Patrick Duggan, chair of Artra, is an ardent critic of the club, whom he vehemently accuses of running the area down.
During her election campaign, Ms. Park and her aides had vehemently accused Mr. Moon and his opposition party of a political offensive when they first made accusations of illegal campaign activities by intelligence agents.
Many people vehemently accuse the authorities of doing little to improve their lot.An enclave of barely 2m people entirely surrounded by South Africa, Lesotho has little on paper to interest China.
But the findings were a blow to President Park Geun-hye, who had vehemently accused her opposition rival, Moon Jae-in, of a political offensive when his party first made accusations of illegal campaign activities by intelligence agents.
Interviewees range from Mr. Paulson, who is said to have a "heavily book-filled" office, to Robert Freeman, who speaks angrily about the insider trading scandal in which he was embroiled and vehemently accuses the writer James B. Stewart of unfair reporting in The Wall Street Journal.
I have been vehemently accused by people who didn't understand me of not believing in anything.
