Sentence examples for was a vehement from inspiring English sources

The owner, I was told, was a vehement Qaddafi booster, whose sister was a notorious killer for the regime.

He was a vehement critic of both German and Soviet historical crimes against Poland, and a strong supporter of countries such as Georgia.

What they shared was a vehement materialism, an impatient urge to give concrete form to thought and feeling, which resulted in art of almost violent aesthetic efficiency.

This Night Letter, as it was called, was a vehement exhortation to Afghans to oppose Karzai, whom it accused of being un-Islamic, an ally of the Taliban, and a "U.S.A. servant".

Lloyd Axworthy, who retired as foreign minister shortly before the federal election last month, was a vehement opponent of the missile-defence scheme, which he saw as costly, unproven and likely to trigger a new arms race.

He was a vehement partisan of federal interests in the Swiss quarrels with Prussia over Neuchâtel (1856 57) and with France over Savoy (1859), and he led the early unsuccessful struggle to nationalize Swiss railways (1862).

I am a vehement supporter of LGBT.

O'Reilly had been a vehement apologist for the youth's killer.

Far from being a vehement opponent of globalization, the President is one of its beneficiaries and practitioners.

Far from being a vehement opponent of the globalization that Davos symbolizes, Trump is one of its beneficiaries and practitioners.

devoted to coexistence between Jews and Arabs and who had been a vehement critic of Netanyahu's for the past 15 years.