Sentences with phrase «even vehement»

As strong as these endorsements of the Taskforce's proposals were, the opposition by many other members of the Consultative Group was stronger, even vehement:

We're all for a vigorous debate (even vehement disagreement!)

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But you could see the criticism beginning to mount and grow more vehement, in 2006, 2007, 2008, where you even had groups with industry members on them saying, «Look, the scale of growth is out of control.»

Similar borrowing in the private sector of the economy is both accepted and wholly approved even by the most eloquent, frequently vehement, opponents of the public deficit.»

From there we can freely explore all our questions, even in vehement disagreement, if necessary.

Even while he was denying the principle of evolution, how could a vehement man doubt such intimate evidence?»

Even the Isaiah of the Exile, despite his vision of a worldwide salvation, was a vehement nationalist when he thought of that salvation's medium; even he had proclaimed to his people that the world's kings and queens should «bow down to thee with their faces to the earth, and lick the dust of thy feet.&raEven the Isaiah of the Exile, despite his vision of a worldwide salvation, was a vehement nationalist when he thought of that salvation's medium; even he had proclaimed to his people that the world's kings and queens should «bow down to thee with their faces to the earth, and lick the dust of thy feet.&raeven he had proclaimed to his people that the world's kings and queens should «bow down to thee with their faces to the earth, and lick the dust of thy feet.»

The chances are pretty strong that Arsenal will have to play at least one of the games coming up without our manager being on the bench, because not only was the Frenchman sent away from the touchline for his vehement and vocal complaints after Burnley were awarded a stoppage time penalty, but video evidence seems to show him arguing and maybe even pushing the fourth official Andrew Taylor as he was urging Wenger further down the tunnel.

Yet even the most vehement argument put forth by liberty lovers is enfeebled when a liberty does harm to innocent others, as divorce clearly does.

I have to say that I don't like seeing the dancing around some people are doing - where in the past they would have been downright vehement against Nestle but now that it involves something they wanted to do or go to like BlogHer, I feel like people are trying to justify why they SHOULD go, but I am not so sure they even believe it themselves.

A baby on a nursing strike can be quite vehement in their refusal of the breast, arching away from it, and crying even though they seem hungry as the anxious mother tries to get them to latch.

The Victoria residents have been vehement in their opposition to the school, and even went as far as to submit Freedom of Information Law requests to the School Construction Authority and contacted Mendez and Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer.

The audience took to Twitter to voice vehement disagreement, and my co-emcee and I — we were just as surprised as everyone else — did our best to distance ourselves from the remarks and hit the reset button on the evening.

But in the face of the not particularly vehement brakes, even the most extensive safety equipment can not prevent the Mercedes from landing behind its rivals at the end.

But at the end of the day, even the most vehement of MGS detractors will put their hand up and admit — Metal Gear Solid 4 is, by far, the most polished combination of presentation and gameplay this generation.

Even the most vehement Nintendo fan in the world can't possibly have access to one of many Nintendo's storage rooms, where an expansive array of nostalgic paraphernalia sits.

It is a significant fact that through nearly half a century, while these distinctions have been the subjects of vehement and sometimes bitter social and political discussion, the Cooper Union has gone quietly on educating its thousands of pupils without the least embarrassment in its discipline, and apparently without even the consciousness on the part of its founder or its trustees that in this [74] perfect solution of what was supposed to be a difficult problem they had accomplished anything extraordinary.

Painter Charles Thompson, one of the leaders of the Stuckist movement which has set itself up in opposition to what it calls the «Serota - Saatchi axis», was even more vehement.

Motherwell and Shahn had very different aesthetics and philosophies, and even though their time only overlapped for a few days, their opinions sparked many vehement debates over whether abstraction or realism was the superior art form.

But what caused even more of a stir was Mr Pearson Wright's vehement attack on Sir Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate Gallery, the day after picking up his cheque.

Yet, as Festinger would have predicted, instead of falling silent, perhaps even admitting error, the denialists have become more vehement in their attacks on climate scientists, environmentalists and anyone who accepts the evidence for global warming.

This vehement defensiveness has been accompanied by continual attacks on opponents and even colleagues who question any of his methods; such people, including prominent people who are actually warmists of a sort such as Judith Curry and Craig Loehle, have earned epithets like» #AntiScience» and of course the dread word «denier».

Our vehement opposition to taxes, and greedy desire for another ten bucks in our tax rebate makes us elect irresponsible fools who will not only deny funding for our safety, but deny that problems even exist.

Even the Governator, who has been no slouch when it comes to the environment (with some notable exceptions), might relent in the face of vehement protests from anti-regulation policymakers, automakers, utilities and other groups.

You're sceptical that the most vehement «denialist» groups would accept even that.

Note, for example, his emphasis on the principle that public debate should be «uninhibited, robust, and wideopen,» even though one result might be «vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks» on government and its officials.