Sentence examples for vehemently protest from inspiring English sources

The enraged residents vehemently protest.

"We vehemently protest this perverse, brutal and inhumane action by Chinese side".

But instead of embracing the new format, some of the site's longtime fans used those interactive features to vehemently protest the change.

What's more important is the way he could find interest and beauty in the apparently ordinary, and so vehemently protest its neglect or destruction – a church in Bolton, an arcade in Northampton or Newcastle.

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.

All vehemently protest their innocence.Under the 2001 anti-terrorist act, which applies only to foreigners, the government can detain indefinitely anyone suspected of posing "a risk to national security" or of being involved in international terrorism, but who, for legal or practical reasons, cannot be deported.

Barzani vehemently protested the incident, as did Iran.

But (to be safe): Mr Suharto vehemently protested his innocence.

Both defendants vehemently protested their innocence throughout the trial.

Officials of the party vehemently protested the raid, shouting slogans condemning what they called political oppression.

was based just outside the forum and vehemently protested its acceptance of financing from "American multinationals".