Sentence examples for vehemently denouncing from inspiring English sources
Moscow is no longer vehemently denouncing any and all U.S. talk of missile defense and instead appears ready to explore ways to merge its own evolving system with NATO's.
Unsolicited advice could at times be dangerous: when in 1579 a pamphlet was published vehemently denouncing the queen's proposed marriage to the Catholic Duke d'Alençon, its author John Stubbs and his publisher William Page were arrested and had their right hands chopped off.
Still, there was no disguising the extraordinary sight of a major Republican candidate so directly and vehemently denouncing two highly visible leaders from the very wing of the party that for nearly 20 years has been a dominant force in getting Republicans elected.
Brian Beutler of Talking Points Memo reports that Congressional Republicans are vehemently denouncing the reconciliation option.
He vehemently denounced surrogate motherhood, saying "Women cannot be used as pigs … I equate surrogate mothers to prostitutes".
But China has vehemently denounced the United States and South Korea for planning to bring a naval exercise closer to its territorial waters.
The baby's angry, tearful father, Benny Shoam, vehemently denounced Mr. Sharon and his policies in a television interview.
Since the circular was issued, party-run publications and Web sites have vehemently denounced constitutionalism and civil society, notions that were not considered off limits in recent years.
Pressure group Goose Watch NYC, which was set up to protest against the annual culling of Canada geese, has vehemently denounced the move.
According to him, the other sects then existing in Japan misunderstood the truth, and he vehemently denounced them and the government that supported them.
At the synod, Cardinal Raymond Burke, the former Archbishop of St . Louis and then head of the Vatican's highest court, vehemently denounced the reform effort.
