Sentence examples for vehemently told from inspiring English sources

I was also struck by a scene where the climatologist says of the environment, "It's not a religion, Phoebe", only to be vehemently told, "Of course it is".

He has vehemently told fellow managers, Steve Bruce among them, to grasp the opportunity to manage Celtic with both hands if it is ever afforded to them.

You've got to be out of your mind!" I vehemently told my partner the night he came home from work with his grand announcement.

Others, such as Susan Wright from the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom, vehemently told me that EA "is not BDSM that's an act that people do that people in the BDSM community are really aware of the dangers of".

This discord between how vehemently we're told to believe in ourselves as young girls and how dismissively we're treated as young women — captured so heartbreakingly in "Girls" — is part of what fuels the shudder brought on by that word, "girl".

"I was stunned," Ms. Wulff, who vehemently denied the accusations, told the weekly newsmagazine Stern, one of several publications to feature her on the cover in recent weeks.

The central defender took instructions on where and when to pass and was told as vehemently to relay similar instructions to defensive colleagues.

"I'm not a member of the establishment," he told me vehemently, when I mentioned his MP's perks and salary.

"We were forthcoming and explained we were quite vehemently anti-[Trump]," he told Reuters.

She was furious, her eyes wet with tears, but she told me vehemently that before her daughter's case she believed in the police, she trusted them.

Justice Firetog suggested that the lawyers had leaked it to The A.P., but Ms. McCann vehemently denied that, telling him that if she wanted the details released, she would have requested a hearing about the exam.