Sentence examples for vehemently contend from inspiring English sources
Appellants vehemently contend that the Board of Directors was unauthorized to adopt the Rights Plan.
He also told them: "The plaintiffs contend very vehemently that Mr. McDonald had been walking away from the police and was continuing to walk away from the police, and they contend that the videotape supports their version of events".
Generic and brand-name drug companies vehemently deny that their agreements are collusive and contend that they are simply a way of settling patent fights.
While the party has sought to distance itself from its violent past, its many critics contend that it never really cut its umbilical cord to its pre-1989 predecessor — a contention the party vehemently denies.
Scholars contend against scholars.
Or, others contend, on government.
Can he contend in Australia?
This time around, Reid has vehemently denied writing the posts, contending that her blog was hacked.
The federal government contended that he was aware political favors were promised in exchange for campaign donations -- an allegation that he vehemently denied on the witness stand.
