Sentence examples for vehemently so from inspiring English sources
The remaining 35percentt or so are opposed, some vehemently so.
Cassirer is (logically enough) quite exercised by historicist claims in his book, and nowhere so vehemently so as in the first of two chapters there on Machiavelli.
At least one of these works they should disagree with intellectually, preferably vehemently so.
They've become vocal, sometimes vehemently so, in their support for "sin taxes" on junk food and soda.
How did the Tsarnaevs come to be in Kyrgyzstan, which is Islamic though not vehemently so, with a government close to Russia?
But the forerunners of today's Republicans were vehemently opposed, so he was forced to abandon the idea to save the rest of the bill.
As McGrayne amply shows, orthodox Bayesians have long been opposed, sometimes vehemently, by so-called frequentists, who have objected to their tolerance for subjectivity.
Sturgeon vehemently denied doing so.
Why do artists rebel so vehemently against the school system?
Geographers have disagreed so vehemently, for so long, that they refer to the debate as the "index wars".
