Sentence examples for vehemently contradicted from inspiring English sources
"No, I'd say 100," a woman vehemently contradicted him.
He not only contradicted himself, over and over again, but vehemently resisted any attempt to clarify his ideas.
Corneille contradicted Aristotle outright.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said he is planning economic sanctions against Turkey in response to the incident, while the surviving navigator of the plane maintains it never entered Turkish airspace — a claim Turkey has vehemently denied and attempted to contradict by releasing audio recordings of warnings that the plane's pilots allegedly ignored.
Some Islamic theologians vehemently contest the idea of evolution because it contradicts the religious view of creation in their opinion, whereas other scholars view it as compatible with their religious interpretations and endorse the integration of biological evolution with modern science (Quddus 1971; Khan 1979; Bucaille 1982; Ziadet 1986; Remtulla 1993; Zaman 2003).
Curiously, some say they have been hired through Pakistani military intelligence officials who are identified by name, directly contradicting the Pakistan government's official stance that it vehemently opposes the drone strikes.
Observations contradict these predictions.
Without totally contradicting himself.
They're contradicting themselves".
That contradicts continuity.
