Sentence examples for vehemently claimed from inspiring English sources
The Light Blues looked like they would hold on for a 2-1 win in their quarter-final tie against Queen of the South at Ibrox in September 2012, until Gavin Reilly forced the game into extra time with a last-gasp equaliser, which the home side vehemently claimed was offside.
If Google wasn't cooperating with the National Security Agency's spying program, as the company has vehemently claimed again and again, why were the guys in charge of each organization emailing so much in 2011 and 2012?
I suggest that the necklace gives her something of the appearance of a grande dame — the thing that she vehemently claims not to be.
I suggest that the necklace gives her something of the appearance of a grande dame the thing that she vehemently claims not to be.
Comparisons to HBO's New Jersey-set Boardwalk Empire – ambitious portrayal of violent between-the-wars shenanigans in hats – bounce off Knight, who vehemently claims never to have seen it, but they hold water for those of us who admire the gangster lean and civic corruption of both.
And yet most of these critics wound up vehemently claiming her as their own.
After years of vehemently claiming otherwise, Lance Armstrong reportedly confessed his use of performance-enhancing drugs to Oprah during an interview that was taped on Monday.
Along with all the fancy literacy comes a really decided progressive voice that might even shame "traditions" as a whole, while also vehemently claiming them.
The Heat eventually dropped their case but the team, especially head coach Pat Riley, continued to vehemently claim that their case of wrongdoing in the form of erroneous rulings by the league had been very solid.
She once again accused Allen of molesting her when she was 7 years old ― allegations that he has vehemently denied, claiming that Mia Farrow coached her into them.
Gove was dogmatic and ideologically driven; a politician who claimed vehemently to speak for the people but only listened to himself.
