Sentence examples for vehemently upset from inspiring English sources
This is likely one of the most time consuming parts of planning a wedding and if you don't spend enough time doing real research, you'll likely end up with a bride who is vehemently upset about something one of the vendors did (or did not do).
When European engineers who had invested decades of research on tokamak inner walls proposed building ITER's, a Chinese official stood and, deeply upset, argued vehemently that it was the height of arrogance to presume that China could not manufacture a wall.
And the irony of it all is that while Christian conservatives vehemently defend these programs, they are often upset by the results.
The nomination so upset New York Attorney Attorney General Eliot Spitzer Eliot Spitzer that he spoke out vehemently against Weill's nomination.
Public-employee unions and most political leaders vehemently oppose Proposition B. No matter where they call home, city employees are upset about the toll the measure would have on their finances.
PREMINGER (vehemently): Everywhere!
Pritchett vehemently denied it.
A few disagreed vehemently.
