Sentence examples for vehemently fighting from inspiring English sources
The last month has left my body vehemently fighting rampant bacteria in my lungs, Influenza A, and extreme exhaustion.
The traditional neighborhood public school has become an option that less and less people want to experience and labor is fighting vehemently to keep the traditional school system in place, even though it has failed our country miserably.
As part of a new guard of gay rappers, he has been afforded the ability to rap and be gay, rather than rap about being gay; to devote himself to songs of carnal pleasure, rather than fighting vehemently for his political rights.
"They are all obviously going to be fighting these cases vehemently," he said.
What does Islamic law have to say about the federal deficit, tax-cuts, gay marriage and the other hot-button issues that President Obama and Gov. Romney have been fighting about so vehemently?
The Turkish government has vehemently denied allegations that it has aided Islamic State and other militant factions fighting to oust the Syrian government of President Bashar Assad.
But Mr. Kadyrov, a brash young leader enamored of guns and fighting sports, has never formally been implicated in the deaths and has always vehemently denied his involvement in them, despite heavy suspicions to the contrary.
The alleged Russian spy Katia Zatuliveter vehemently denied working as an agent for Russian intelligence today, and said that she was fighting against the Home Office's decision to deport her from Britain.
Vehemently focused on preventing deflation, the Federal Reserve, Bush's silent partner, is making the classic central banking mistake of fighting the last war.
It has failed to do so even as American and European officials vehemently protest that Russia continues to violate a French-brokered agreement to end the fighting and withdraw Russian troops from Georgian territory.
