Sentence examples for very strenuously from inspiring English sources

They said they would oppose a request for Supreme Court review, though perhaps not very strenuously.

(Offensive films are not exactly unusual: dozens of movies are released each month that are deeply denigrating to women, and nobody seems to object very strenuously).

But she very strenuously resisted that sort of partitioning and these writers have staying power because they were saying things about society that was in many ways more perceptive than what the literary mainstream was saying".

I am just encouraging them very strenuously not to.

"We're very strenuously not a fan of robbing Peter to pay Paul, and right now we don't know who Peter is".

Because of this, the Clinton camp was arguing very strenuously for the delegates from Michigan and Florida to be counted at the convention.

I have had patients in this category, people who eat very frugally, exercise strenuously and just can't seem to take off weight.

What the above indicates is that Microsoft is optimistic that what it built and released and announced today is sitting well with the very people it is strenuously looking to court.

"Those provisions are very problematic, and we strenuously object to inclusion of such restraints on the agency's ability to carry out its mission as guided by science and the law," said McCarthy.

It was after all Hapsburg-Catholic success in the Counter-Reformation that ultimately forced the new Protestant North to come together, that brought conflict to a head and insured the survival of the very cause it sought so strenuously to eradicate.

Strenuously so, in fact, as the very title of Spectre (Fox, 12) explicitly harks back to the chief antagonist force of Bond's most swinging era, now minus the cold war trappings.