Sentence examples for vehemently said from inspiring English sources

Dozens of voters in three different locations – unprompted and vehemently – said immigration was the one thing above all others they cared most strongly about.

In sworn testimony in an arbitration proceeding in 2005, Armstrong vehemently said he never doped, saying again and again that he was clean.

There were some people who vehemently said, "this has to be video games," — and even Dr. Phil was out there saying "this has to be video games," – even before we knew any of the facts of the case.

Total and utter b*llshit or so I'm lead to believe according to our friends at HTC. Cole Brodman vehemently said during the myTouch 3G event last month that T-Mobile has no plans to carry the Hero in the US.

But to his surprise, "People stood up and argued against me quite vehemently," said Weitz.

Even if Hillary hadn't repeatedly and vehemently said it wasn't going to happen, history has shown presidents almost never dump their VPs in the midst of their reelection bid.

Israeli officials deny this vehemently, saying that Mr. Sharon is motivated by the desire to restore calm.

He countered such attacks vehemently, saying such a conclusion rested on a slanted reading of what he had said on the subject.

He protested quite vehemently saying that I could only carry the cane if I actually needed to use it.

"When you start dealing with a senior bunch of scientists trained in conventional physics and they see a young upstart with a miracle material, most say 'no,' and they say it rather vehemently," says James Collis, who evaluates technology for the logistics division of the Naval Air Systems Command and who has closely followed Branagan's work.

"Bobby-Jo rejected it vehemently," Heer said.