Sentence examples for vehemently objects from inspiring English sources

The liberal intelligentsia, of course, vehemently objects to the resurrection.

There is an argument whether the cat should be allowed on the table; when Henri, the uncle, vehemently objects, his wife, Marcelle, soothingly scratches his chest.

But others have vehemently objected to the limits.

In Britain the Liberal opposition vehemently objected to the government's methods for winning the war.

Mrs. Boltz also realizes better than anyone how many former fans vehemently object.

"We vehemently object to the blatant distortion of the facts" in the bank's statement, Emerisque said.

Readers are now arguing to keep some of the same features they vehemently objected to when they were added last year.

That time had clearly come, but when the doctor ordered morphine, a respiratory therapist at the bedside vehemently objected.

"The people who have so vehemently objected to this are the ones who are going to suffer," he said.

Karzai has vehemently objected to one approach, the aerial spraying of poppy fields, because of its effect on farmers — a stand that seems to have irritated Washington.

Previously, Berlin proposed a milder plan to stretch out Greece's debt at the expense, in part, of existing bondholders, but backed away after the E.C.B. vehemently objected.