Sentence examples for vehemently as from inspiring English sources

We must respect as vehemently as they desecrate.

Alastair Campbell could defend Maxwell as vehemently as Blair.

He prosecuted "prostitution rings" as vehemently as he fought other forms of crime.

Mr Evans protested his innocence as vehemently as ever and was released on bail.

"On May 1st, his perfect record will be no more," Mosley said, as vehemently as he could.

He has less acrimonious relations with Mr. Romney, who hasn't attacked the libertarian congressman as vehemently as some other rivals.

Also under wraps is the plot of the May 22 season finale of ABC's country-music drama, something Khouri guards vehemently — almost as closely as the ingredients in the frothy bourbon smoothies we're sampling this afternoon.

As part of Ms. White's inquiry, prosecutors found last fall that the elite Street Crime Unit had engaged in racial profiling in recent years as a result of their aggressive campaign of street searches, a finding that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani vehemently rejected as politically motivated.

Keen, unflinching insight into abstruse matters of the soul, and this is especially true when we are talking of a journey as singular and strange, as vehemently insular, as Cornwell's.

The Cannes awards have also stoked the never-ending debate on the Italian model of public financing for films, an approach that has been as vehemently criticized as a system of private patronage using public money as it has been praised post-Cannes.

In brief, they argue that America's political parties have become as vehemently adversarial as the parties in a parliamentary system.