The tall bald man's aggression, however, was a reflection of my own feelings of anxiety about getting a seat, but I was unwilling to admit that I too am pushy, so I vehemently condemned him in order to reassure myself that I'm not like him.
The New York Times reports today that Yahoo went to court in order to vehemently resist the NSA's directive that they join the Prism program, and joined only when the court compelled it to do so.
Two months ago, in the first speech of his Presidential campaign, Donald Trump departed from his prepared text in order to speak — vehemently and apparently extemporaneously — about the issues that concerned him most.
The protesters vehemently disagree, and have been occupying the terrace in order to "lock out" construction workers.
Mr Kagame vehemently denies this and says it was the work of Hutu extremists, in order to provide a pretext to carry out their well-laid plans to exterminate the Tutsi community.
In order to save everyone embarrassment, I tend to nod vehemently, agreeing that "it wasn't a big deal".
FSC, which vehemently campaigned against the condom measure, accused the AHF of jumping to conclusions in order to support its claim that the industry is not safe.
An indigenous people whose territories are divided by the Brazil-Peru border in the remote Amazon say they are vehemently opposed to oil exploration on the Peruvian side and are prepared to fight companies in order to keep them out.
Lozada-Oliva vehemently defends the way women talk, calling out the "white man's sentences" that women are told to mimic in order to be taken seriously.
Zappa vehemently denied any anti-Semitic sentiments and dismissed the ADL as a "noisemaking organization that tries to apply pressure on people in order to manufacture a stereotype image of Jews that suits their idea of a good time".
