Sentence examples for very strong terms from inspiring English sources

– but Kiessling's behaviour was later called into question in very strong terms.

When disaster of this nature strikes, it reminds us in very strong terms what a connected world we live in.

But then you seem also to want to state your conclusions about the scriptural case in very strong terms (the language isn't very measured).

Obama continued: "If you are repeatedly having to say, in very strong terms, that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him?

"We have been advised in very strong terms to be ready for a C.B.R.," said a senior Greek intelligence official, using the shorthand for chemical, biological or radiation.

"That was a commitment that was made in very strong terms and very strong words, and that clearly satisfied the president," Faizi said.

"Heresy" strikes me, perhaps more than others, as a very strong term.

"Lie" is a very strong term — stronger than "false statement" or "factual inaccuracy" or just about any other way of saying something is untrue.

We were talking about his plan to create a "ministry of immigration and national identity" — he had just announced it — and a lot of people were shocked, because in France "national identity" is a very strong term.

Another very strong term he used recently, for the same purpose, is "genocide".

The undisclosed petroleum company gets "some preference, but the preferences aren't very strong" in terms of choosing which gas stations get to sign onto the app, Lin says.