Sentence examples similar to vehemently confronting from inspiring English sources
To his credit, Robinho, whose shot was deflected in that instance, did not vehemently confront the Belgian referee, Frank de Bleeckere, or his linesman or the additional assistant who is positioned next to the line to try to determine whether a goal is a goal, or not.
The MMA was vehemently opposed to Musharraf's policy of confronting Islamist groups, and, after gaining a dominant political role in the North-West Frontier Province, the MMA openly questioned the army's actions in Waziristan.
An opinion poll published just before Mr bin Laden's death asked "what should Israel do, seeing that most of the world intends to recognise a Palestinian state in September?" Some 48% said Israel should "also recognise a Palestinian state but keep the settlement blocks", whereas only 41% said it should "vehemently oppose it, even at the price of directly confronting the UN".
The most inexplicable behavior belongs to Akira (Jun Suenaga), a Japanese student whose Web site shows pictures of him and his gay roommate, Javier Al Rodriguezz), embracing, even though Akira vehemently denies his homosexuality when confronted with the evidence.
During his campaign for mayor, Ford vehemently denied a 1999 arrest for marijuana possession in Florida; he later acknowledged it was true, after confronted with evidence.
Frequently, conservatives are confronted with the assertion that scientific finding X implies political or moral conclusion Y with which they vehemently disagree.
May we vehemently disagree?
Critics vehemently disagree.
