And all are willing to vehemently speak up for something they believe is irresponsible.
If the hoi polloi, media, political establishment and every other pillar of society vehemently speak out in one, emotionally-charged voice, then is it unthinkable that some of that fervour seep into the judges' chamber as well?
If the hoi polloi, media, political establishment, and every other pillar of society vehemently speak out in one, emotionally-charged voice, then is it unthinkable that some of that fervor seep into the judges' chamber as well?
Many Poles would vehemently disagree, speaking of him as a living national treasure.
Gove was dogmatic and ideologically driven; a politician who claimed vehemently to speak for the people but only listened to himself.
He spoke vehemently about the "infamy" of the Israeli attacks.
Mitt Romney spoke vehemently against the defence cuts, but Newt Gingrich declined to agree that all military savings were unacceptable, and Ron Paul questioned their true magnitude.
But when the final vote came at 6 p.m. Monday, a parade of gay-marriage supporters spoke vehemently against the amendment.
All of them spoke vehemently against precisely the kinds of proposals now on the table: cutting $33 billion from this year's budget, rather than $61 billion, and continuing to spend money on health care reform and Planned Parenthood.
Meeting privately with French Jews on Friday, the pope spoke vehemently about the church's opposition to "every form of anti-Semitism, which can never be theologically justified," according to a transcript of his remarks.
