Sentence examples for vehemently for from inspiring English sources

Mexico argued vehemently for an offside call.

Geographers have disagreed so vehemently, for so long, that they refer to the debate as the "index wars".

Mr. Blagojevich showed little reaction to his sentence, though his lawyers had argued vehemently for a far shorter term.

But it broke ranks with Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe and argued vehemently for appendix 1 protection.

In essence, the agreement would maintain the rights Fox argued vehemently for and would let the Dodgers pursue a TV deal without further legal challenges by Fox.

A year later, the lessons continue, and many students -- once vehemently for or against the war -- now offer more nuanced or changed opinions.

As the news came that David Crompton, the current South Yorkshire police chief constable vehemently criticised for failing to stand by his 2012 apology for the disaster and lies during the inquest, had been suspended, Aspinall told the 20,000-strong crowd: "It's nice to know we have started on the right track with somebody who has been suspended from South Yorkshire police".

The fact that they met at all, on 4 January 1981, was vehemently denied for 30 years.

Armstrong, who is serving a lifetime ban from Olympic sports for being the leader of a doping program on his seven Tour de France-winning teams, vehemently denied for years that he had doped.

That bias has come into intense focus around recent Opens, most recently in 2013 when the R&A, which controls the third major of the year, was vehemently criticised for utilising the East Lothian venue.

Why or why not?" Letters should be vehemently persuasive for either side of the argument and should incorporate information about each of the five contexts explored in the article read in class and researched and discussed by groups.