Sentence examples for vehemently urged from inspiring English sources
The cultivators of these new fields, such as Jean-Victor Poncelet (1788 1867) and his self-taught disciple Jakob Steiner (1796 1863), vehemently urged the claims of geometry over analysis.
Following her conviction, Leicester, then in the Netherlands, vehemently urged her execution in his letters; he despaired of Elizabeth's security after so many plots.
Obama has vehemently urged Congress against passing a bill imposing new sanctions as the international deal to curb Iran's nuclear program goes into effect.
But in a country where almost 90percentt of population are Roman Catholics, the Church has vehemently urged followers to vote 'yes'yes
In addition to asking Mulvaney about Social Security at his confirmation hearing, Sanders referenced a July 2015 letter in which the congressman wrote to House Republicans "vehemently urging" them to "use every available tool" to defund Planned Parenthood. .
The nuclear family is a petri dish for awkward moments: traditionally, the one place where sex is condoned and the place where sexual urges are most vehemently patrolled.
"If President Trump refuses to withdraw Mr. Clovis, we will vehemently oppose his nomination and urge our colleagues from both parties to come together and summarily reject him as well".
"I vehemently dislike Derek Pringle and I'd urge others to do likewise," fumes Andrew Hallsworth, who's obviously having a very bad day.
He vehemently opposed the August 1939 Cvetković Maček Agreement and repeatedly wrote letters to Prince Paul urging him to annul it.
The 31-year-old's rep vehemently denied the allegations, calling them "ridiculously fictitious," and the Enquirer shot back, defending its claims while urging the actor to seek help.
