Sentence examples for vociferously expressed from inspiring English sources

There are few countries in the West where anti-Americanism is as vociferously expressed as in Argentina, where a highly politicized culture of grievance has evolved in which many of the country's problems are blamed on the United States.

I think it's that in this country you can fully feel and vociferously express your opinion about these (and much more) pressing questions, and it's A-OK.

Indeed, Hillary Clinton and national Democrats' failure to vociferously express their doubts about NAFTA and opposition to President Obama's signature trade policy, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), contributed mightily to Trump's victory in many of the swing Midwestern states.

I have sometimes expressed my disagreements with his opinions vociferously (vociferousness is my business).

And just last week, in a lengthy inventory by The Boston Globe of the Romney campaign's regrets, a Romney adviser, Beth Myers, seemed to validate the Obama campaign's move: "I wish I had expressed my deep concern more vociferously at that point; this was May, June, when they really went on the offense," Ms. Myers said.

Although senior officials say Mr. Ban is committed to fighting corruption, diplomats and others have expressed concern that he avoids antagonizing influential member states that complain vociferously when their citizens are singled out.

An excerpt from The Onion: FLORHAM PARK, NJ Though some in the Jets organization have expressed doubts about Mark Sanchez's role as the team's starting quarterback, head coach Rex Ryan vociferously defended Sanchez Thursday, confirming the former first-round pick was "absolutely" the team's starter during the 2011-2012 season.

I express my condolences to the friends and family of the victims, they are in our prayers and I vociferously condemn the ideas, values and impulses behind this dastardly act.

Charlotte was vociferously & exaggeratedly frustrated.

He celebrated vociferously.

They are arguing vociferously.