Sentence examples for vehemently aligned from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vehemently aligned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and passionate agreement or alignment with a particular idea, belief, or cause. Example: "The activists were vehemently aligned in their fight for climate justice, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to the cause."
We're vehemently aligned, as moral creatures, with family, tribe, nation and race, because it's been evolutionarily advantageous.
While Salvini and M5S officials have touted the win as a major victory for their causes – they are not totally aligned but are vehemently opposed to the euro and the EU generally – it is clear that many Italians who voted no would not necessarily support either party in a general election.
Herak's leaders, many of whom hark back fondly to the rigid socialism espoused in the south before the merger of 1990, vehemently distance themselves from more extreme jihadist groups aligned with al-Qaeda, which are also active in the south.The jihadists benefit from secessionist turmoil.
Lawmakers aligned with the anti-American cleric Moktada al-Sadr are vehemently opposed to American forces here.
After once saying he "vehemently" opposed Donald Trump, a figure reviled by many communities in Nevada, Heller aligned himself with the president and his policies.
He aligned himself with Donald Trump, a figure reviled by many communities here, after once saying he "vehemently" opposed him.
Homeland Security officials vehemently dispute Mr. Crane's view of their enforcement record, saying he has used the guise of labor advocacy to pursue his own political agenda, aligning squarely with the most right-wing opponents of the overhaul.
Since the military assumed power in Egypt last summer, it has reopened the Syrian embassy and pro-Assad rhetoric has amplified, yet the country's position still does not align with that of the vehemently pro-Assad Russia.
Similarly, the document apparently admits that the agency lied about the program to Congress, the White House and the public -- another conclusion that aligns with the findings of the Senate report, and one that the CIA's official response vehemently denies.
