Sentence examples for was vehement about from inspiring English sources

Riley was vehement about not losing two starters in a deal for Jones, which helps explain why he refused to part with both Mashburn and P. J. Brown.

He knew that Puerto Ricans would welcome an American invasion, but was vehement about the possibility of the United States not conceding independence to Puerto Rico.

He was vehement about the need for natives of the Greater Antilles to unite into an Antillean Confederation, a regional entity that would seek to preserve the sovereignty and well-being of Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

"But the artists who actually live here are vehement about rejecting it".

"The industrial unions are vehement about this," said Representative James L. Oberstar, a senior Minnesota Democrat.

Because our experiences were not hers she could be vehement about our ignorance of hardship.

Some people are vehement about it.

The President must be vehement about this timely opportunity for the Israelis, while the conditions on the ground are ripe and they have moderate partners in the process.

When I asked her about the division of the country in 1993, she was vehement.

"He was vehement," he recalled.

The opposition was vehement, but the Clintons were immovable.