Sentence examples for vigorously rejecting from inspiring English sources

But the White House advisers seemed eager to show such toughness, vigorously rejecting the suggestion in a New York Times article that the administration had shown "a willingness to capitulate on some early initiatives".

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".

(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.

It is a charge the industry vigorously rejects.

But Jagger vigorously rejects the notion that he has departed from form.

He vigorously rejects the suggestion that Big Oil is "a sunset industry run by old dinosaurs".

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