Representative Rashida Tlaib, Democrat of Michigan, who has vehemently declared that "we're going to impeach" Mr. Trump, said that she would continue to press for investigations that could lead to that.
Although there was the occasional stern defendant of the system, most treated the question as a rhetorical one ("yes, of course!") and vehemently declared denial itself to be almost as unethical as the destructive actions themselves.
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.
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.
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.
In 1633, after having been enjoined 17 years before from promoting the Copernican theory, Galileo was summoned to a trial in Rome, convicted of holding views "contrary to Scripture" and declared "vehemently suspect of heresy".
Bad for the President because it was he who declared vehemently during the 2008 Campaign that "Afghanistan is a war of necessity" and warned that losing it would put at risk the safety of people around the world.
When my then two-year old daughter was doing the Tinkle Dance, she would take one look at the only gas station restroom in a 200-mile radius, put her hands on her tiny hips, stomp her foot and declare vehemently, "I'm not going in there".
