Sentence examples for vociferously rejected from inspiring English sources
What does that mean?" Bloomberg has vociferously rejected allegations of self-censorship.
Looking back at many of the significant stories of 2015, this phenomenon emerges as a defining theme: some ephemeral line is crossed and suddenly an activity that had been regarded as unremarkable is vociferously rejected as intolerable.
The U.S. Treasury Department vociferously rejected Oliver's claim in a statement provided to HuffPost.
At another point, Clinton vociferously rejected Sanders' assertion that she was not a genuine progressive or, put another way, sufficiently liberal.
The leader of the crusade against canned laughter lost one of its greatest defenders when Larry Gelbart died two weeks ago today at 81. Gelbart, who wrote Tootsie, A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to the Forum, and many of the early episodes of M*A*S*H, spent years vociferously rejecting the industry's efforts to manipulate TV-watchers into emitting less-than-sincere laughs.
It's disconcerting to see Balon Greyjoy reject the offer so vociferously -- so much for the naval support Robb was hoping for -- but the look we get of the Iron Islands makes it seem like the Starks aren't losing a great deal.
