Sentence examples for vehemently declared that from inspiring English sources
Civil-rights historian Taylor Branch penned a detailed cover story on the plight of the student-athlete and vehemently declared that they deserve to be paid.
These folks have taken it to the extreme, refusing to smoke flowers and vehemently declaring that smoking plant matter is disgusting and that buds are meaningless.
As the studio sitcom audience erupted in laughter on cue during the next quip, I cowered in horror as my father pointed at the screen and vehemently declared, "I will never support that.
I can't think of a more alienating, transgressive choice for an entertainment venture that vehemently declares mainstream aspirations.
It was a surprise to hear Governor Palin so vehemently declare "Never again" during last night's debate and instantly realize that she was neither referencing the Holocaust (despite her protestations of support for Israel), nor the genocide in Darfur (despite her protestations of support for divestment from Sudan), but Wall Street greed.
But far from considering us reformers, Hirsi Ali fights our narrative vehemently, declaring war on us.
Evidence against Bergoglio was not presented and he continued to vehemently declare his innocence.
The issue at hand is that many participants in the larger "Internet ecosystem" are vehemently opposed to any sort of watering down of net neutrality, those detractors instead declaring that its strict enforcement is critical to continued innovation and investment.
"I declare that not true.
Endorsing this line of reasoning, Roig declares that the work of Founders such as the Peruvian Alejandro Deustua (1849 1945) is "a prime example of the uprooting and the alienation in Latin American thought denounced so vehemently by Augusto Salazar Bondy" (1976, p. 251).
