Sentence examples for vehemently clear from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — Russia has made its opposition to military intervention in Syria vehemently clear.

Jeter couldn't care less if he bats first or second, the two-hole being an old stomping ground, but he was vehemently clear that the subject of his career-worst.270 batting average in 2010 is no longer open for discussion.

Although vehemently clear about the ways in which they were excluded from participation in community life and their strategies of resistance, rural youth in this study also provided analyses which showed their commitment to positive possibilities which they saw as part of rural lives and communities.

Years before his death in 2010, The Catcher in the Rye author vehemently made clear his opposition to the republication of his uncollected works.

He argues vehemently that a clear technical superiority in space confers a tremendous geopolitical advantage back home.

Romney has make clear how vehemently he dislikes Donald Trump, who has won a large plurality of the 2016 delegates so far in open primary and election contests.

A goateed twentysomething member of the neo-Nazi Patriot Front hurls a string of profanity at a reporter so vehemently that it becomes clear why so many people give Richard Spencer so much credit for being the white supremacist you can safely share an Uber with.

Then Bernard Ronsin, conseiller général of the canton of Crécy-sur-Serre in the Aisne, made clear he was vehemently opposed to the law making gender parity in local election lists obligatory from 2015.

Eike Batista, meanwhile, is vehemently defending his son, making it clear on Twitter that he would use all the means at his disposal in the case.

Israel has made it clear that it is vehemently opposed to Iran acquiring nuclear weapons.

When the interference is made clear, people's reactions are often vehemently negative.