Sentence examples for vehemently bad from inspiring English sources
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When she told him he was becoming obsessed with the plight of animals at the expense of their marriage and their son, he'd rolled up one of his publications and slapped his palm with it over and over, protesting vehemently, like someone scolding a bad dog.
He argued just as vehemently that it was a bad idea.
The authorities, who have encouraged a crackdown on women with "bad hijab" in the past, vehemently deny this.
So when there's bad news, they react more vehemently.
Democrats vehemently disagree and say the delays are so bad that they may need to change Senate rules, doing away with the filibuster for presidential nominations.
I guess I could name a few dozen collegiates who vehemently despise both of those statements, but too bad.
While critics of the current rules complained that they artificially understated a company's financial position, other experts argue just as vehemently that marking to market is a crucial way of preventing companies from covering up bad investments.
"I vehemently dislike Derek Pringle and I'd urge others to do likewise," fumes Andrew Hallsworth, who's obviously having a very bad day.
