Sentence examples for with increased vehemence from inspiring English sources

Clinton supporters have asserted with increased vehemence that she has been held to a higher standard than Trump, who routinely dissembles about his positions and has been considerably less than transparent — refusing, for instance, to release his tax returns as presidential nominees have routinely done.

But it is entirely likely that we will hear this line of argument with increased vehemence in the wake of the publication of the ADDRESS trial [ 7].

With increasing vehemence, he returned the sentiment.

The music keeps changing, but the message remains the same, albeit delivered with increasing vehemence.

Attacks by Saudi Arabia on Tehran for supporting the Assad regime are answered with increasing vehemence.

Yet as the jurors argue over the facts with increasing vehemence, doubt arises in the minds of others.

This could now be changing, as Hifter's quasi-coup acts as a catalyst with disparate elements choosing sides and denouncing their opponents with increasing vehemence.

One sensitive point for Israelis is the way Palestinians have, with increasing vehemence, rejected a Jewish historical connection to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

He also thought some human races had progressed further than others, and in the face of mass immigration he argued for Nordic superiority with increasing vehemence up to his death in 1935.

As Syria descended into a humanitarian catastrophe unlike any since Rwanda, the president justified inaction by insisting with increasing vehemence on America's inability to influence overseas events for the better.

And, as she digs with increasing vehemence at the pie, there is the ghost standing in the background, looking impassively at the woman he loves, whose suffering he has caused but whom he is unable to comfort.