Sentences with phrase «so vehement»

I'm not sure why your comment was so VEHEMENT — nature, not we, will be the final arbiter, and so what we wish to be true or false will ultimately be irrelevant.

Why am I so vehement about that?

Terence is such a bullying terror, and his scenes with Andrew are so vehement, that some people have taken to calling the film «Full Metal Juilliard.»

One of the ironies here is that had Watson not been so vehement in his attacks, it wouldn't have made the press.

Though lacking an advanced degree, Brock received an Olin Fellowship at the Heritage Foundation in 1991, where his writing «became so vehement it bordered on the vicious.»

Denise wrote»... Evangelicals... (such as the ones who are so vehement and mean on CNN boards like this one...»

@Marge... Honestly, to try to abate any fighting words, as I feel you are a good person, based on nothing but your articulate manor and heartfelt posts, it is just hard to see people so vehement to dismantle your beliefs!

So vehement was the objection to the positive use of the expression «natural theology,» especially by Barth, that Brunner retracted the term and apologized for the confusion he had caused by introducing it.

In truth, so vehement is this pope's love of Eastern Christianity that it has often blinded him to the most inexorable barriers between the churches.

Not exact matches

Trump's Fox and Friends interview, which took place on First Lady Melania's birthday («I got her a beautiful card and some beautiful flowers,» Trump said), included vehement denials of any collusion with Russia and a glowing self - assessment of his time in office so far.

Once Murane was able to quantify why he and others were so loyal to Starbucks, he wondered how he could pass along his findings to clients so that they could instill in their customers the same vehement loyalty he felt for Starbucks.

we've got spite and dedication as a vehement brew the world hates us, well we hate them too but you're exempted of course if you come join us independent, self - contented, revolutionary intellectual, brave, strong and scholarly if you're not one of them, you're us already so come join us

This doctrine was not recorded in the Gospels — probably because it was so well known — but with that background knowledge, we can understand Jesus» vehement rebuttal.

But it is hard to think that failure to observe the prescribed fasts would attract the same kind of attention as John's marked asceticism (clothing, manner of speech, burden of his message, etc.) and so cause a similarly vehement response.

The protests may not have been too vehement but they have been around for years and more so than ever this season, while the main reason for most fans not being too full on about it is because of the respect that the prof has earned for his 20 years in charge.

He who has been a Father figure to all and sundry at AFC and continue to be in spite of all the vehement vitriol, abrasive language and ridicule that he had so publicly to absorb and endure all last season.

** I think instead of trying to deceive readers, you should try to be creative by creating a like and dislike button for articles themselves (not just comments) so I could thumb down this article to show my vehement disgust ** I have no respect for this sort of garbage.

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.

Cuomo clearly enjoyed reliving his big gay marriage victory of two years ago — especially on the heels of a not - so - successful (despite his vehement claims to the contrary) end of session, in which he sustained losses on a number of key agenda items, including the Women's Equality Act, and campaign finance and ethics reform.

Two decades after the legislation that created limited liability companies in New York state, the business entities have taken on a central role in the funding of political campaigns, according to a new report from state Sen. Daniel Squadron, a Democrat who has been one of the most vehement opponents of the so - called «LLC loophole.»

Two decades after the legislation that created limited liability companies in New York, the business entities have taken on a central role in the funding of political campaigns, according to a new report from state Sen. Daniel Squadron, a Democrat who has been one of the most vehement opponents of the so - called «LLC loophole.»

It's possible this generally polite exchange, so typical of chamber events, left the blood - thirsty few hungering for venom, given the vehement attacks the candidates are lodging against each other in TV ads, direct mailings and on social media.

It's so important that I suspect differing philosophies about whether to consider writing as a business is behind much of the vehement disagreements between some advocates of traditional publishing and self - publishing.

Between them raged a war of words so vast and vehement that I can only imagine how many novels slipped off to next year because of the wasted effort.

Hatley and Dauphiné, it seems, have more than that 2010 paper — and their vehement opposition to TNR — in common: both of them seems perfectly willing to disown their work when it seems advantageous to do so.

However, despite one veiled death threat that I'm rather proud of, my columns were getting over 85,000 hits each time I wrote, so it showed how vehement the opposition to HST was.

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