Sentence examples for vigorously reject from inspiring English sources

But when used in the start of a sentence like "Gedaddaheeuh wid yer fancy talk," the disbelief turns to vehement rejection, in the sense of "I vigorously reject your highfalutin language".

"We vigorously reject that those we fund are always pro-E.U".

As a former "fed," I vigorously reject that implication and the notion that federal employees are subpar.

Both Duflo and Sachs vigorously reject this, and point out how many children are dying of malaria or other preventable diseases.

As for the issue of weakening our troops' war readiness, American commanders in Bosnia and Kosovo vigorously reject the notion that their missions degrade our troops' ability to handle other conflicts.

Since it became clear last week that Mr. Haider had a chance of being in government, the European news media have been full of articles implying that Nazism is on the rise in Austria, a charge that many Austrians vigorously reject and resent.

(Mr. Kissinger has vigorously rejected such accusations).

The assistant prosecutor, David J. Romano, vigorously rejected Mr. Scheck's accusations.

It has vigorously rejected the lawsuit's allegations.

Hence it must be vigorously rejected," he said, speaking Spanish.

Speakers from both companies vigorously rejected the accusation.