Sentence examples for vehemently maintained from inspiring English sources

The acquittal of Mr. Simpson, who has always vehemently maintained his innocence in the killings, came at the end of a racially charged trial.

However, Wilder always vehemently maintained that Grover's Corners was a fictional place -- a weaving together of various people and places distilled out of time and given a new dimension.

Mr. Rachell vehemently maintained his innocence from the day he was arrested, and in late November a test of the biological evidence — never even mentioned, much less introduced, during the trial — proved that the boys had named the wrong man.

It is clear that the Irish would prefer to stay as an independent, which Swarbrick has vehemently maintained, but he is potentially facing a conundrum: Does Notre Dame become the 12th team in the Big Ten or does it risk being forced to later join the conference as the 16th team?

In a telephone interview yesterday, Mrs. LoSecco, 74, vehemently maintained that she would never have done or said anything that was not in the best interests of the children at her school, and said she was angry at the Board of Education for transferring her from her job after 46 years in the schools with what she called "a perfect record".

Rodney - who has always vehemently maintained his innocence - must be freed this week.

"I vehemently maintain my innocence," he added.

But Callil vehemently maintains that the book is negative.

Callil still vehemently maintains that the biography is hostile.

"I vehemently maintain that I have never made an attempt to intentionally make contact with the eye area of any other player.

Both still vehemently maintain their innocence, yet had little choice but to go.Mr Tremblay has not been accused of personal involvement in the kickback scheme described at the inquiry by two former Montreal engineers in which the value of construction contracts was fraudulently inflated.