Sentences with word «vehemence»

We break from thetimber onto the barren hillside and the wind slams us with such vehemence thatbalance becomes precarious.

Is there an extra degree of vehemence in the speed with which he bounds down the ladder from the Skybox?

Tracey Emin embraced the issue with explicit vehemence on the edge of social conventions.

Rather, they are interested in protecting the security of their ethnic group and continue to maintain, often with great vehemence, that eternal religious invisibility in our public places is the «price of liberty.»

Steve: If you go to our Web site, after I post this, you will see many comments from people who will explain in great detail and with much vehemence about why you are wrong.

Jeff, while on the surface your comments make sense; however, IF you dig down, and look at the real issues at hand, it is much more often and with much more vehemence, that Christians condemn atheists as «idiots» «heathens» «unclean» and any number of other rather unpleasant names.

«No title (Martyrs) ``, a series of portraits, stands out against the elaborateness of Rudolph's landscapes through its expressive, gestural style: The dissolving colours define only vague shapes but generate an enormous emotional vehemence.

On Twitter, Nick Boles said he was «puzzled by vehemence of some reactions» to Williamson's appointment, adding that he had been an effective chief whip and loyal to successive prime ministers.

Though not so far removed from the language, for instance, of the fifteenth - century Of the Imitation of Christ, there was a certain vehemence about the language which was a presage of things to come: «According to the decision of the fathers here, it is settled that I should start, with the help of God's grace, on the fourth Sunday following Easter, which we call Cant ate.

In fact, each of these operators has an eccentric take on the standards supplied by his forebears — in Poussin's case, the transparent pictorial window of Renaissance art, in Twombly's the in - your - face vehemence of the Abstract Expressionists.

Their reliance on photographs can make them seem rote and even inert, despite the visual vehemence and the fact that the photographs are set up and taken by Ms. Thomas.

They also oppose abortion; but with the same vehemence they oppose the abandonment of unplanned children to a life of poverty and despair.

The company regularly posts quarterly losses with few historical parallels, even as regulators and critics argue with growing vehemence that the company is exploiting and underpaying its drivers.

Seemingly, despite progress made against discrimination / prejudice against external differences (colour / race / gender), it is still perfectly acceptable in some places to discriminate against internal differences (beliefs / ideology / worldview / sexual orientation etc.) and to do so with such vehemence as to rival some of those historical examples you cited.

Like the rest of society, the church is feeling the shaking of its foundations as women challenge their traditional roles with increasing vehemence.

He who as soon as born keen - thoughted, foremost, Surpassed the gods, himself, a god, in power; Before whose vehemence the worlds trembled Through his great valour; he, O men, is Indra.

The force of the feminist movement would be greatly strengthened if its contemporary vehemence was more deeply rooted in the larger and older chorus that cried out against earlier injustice.

Had anyone suggested that they abandon their Jewish Bibles because they believed in Jesus, they would have responded with appropriate vehemence.

In the wake of the Hobby Lobby decision, argument on the issue has raged with heightened vehemence.

With characteristic vehemence, Avery Brundage argues «aye.»

There can be few historical parallels for an attack of quite this degree of vehemence mounted by a former party leader on an incumbent.

In terms of real negotiating, it's time for the county executive, heretofore denying with unprecedented vehemence and vigor any culpability, to stand up and be counted.

Its sheer energy and dramatic vehemence, alongside that raw lead performance, puts it way ahead of more tastefully formed dramas.

Unfortunately, the need for self - preservation, and the instinctive defensiveness that arises upon hearing such a statement, prompt learning professionals to argue the converse with unfounded vehemence.

From low revs the engine is responsive and by 3000rpm its on song, a fat wad of torque propelling it forward with a level of vehemence matched only by Donald Trump telling the world how much of Manhattan he owns.

Cue outrage and vehemence from Land Rover die - hards, who will no doubt point to the Defender's legendary off - road ability, dependability and repairability.

They were discussing something with their usual vehemence.

The paint seems to have been laid on with an almost Germanic vehemence, as if she had begun paying close attention to painters like Georg Baselitz or Markus Lüpertz or Martin Kippenberger.

His extended, predominantly vertical brushstrokes seem to confront the flat, usually vertical canvas with a quiet vehemence.

Ziólkowski's work makes a startling demand: it asks the eye not to glance but to hold focus on the unraveling chaos of his images, and to embrace the hallucinatory vehemence of his vision.

In Zhou Yilun's art, this cocktail of contradictory cultural elements doesn't have the alluvial and demanding vehemence of other artists sharing the same genre, but a type of guilelessness, pleasant purity which finally offers the feeling of comfortable honesty and freedom regarding personal expectation and prejudice.

Thus vehemence of arguments about the past trends is in large part an unacknowledged proxy argument about the future.

-- many egalitarian communitarian subjects pushed back on the premise, either adopting or rejecting with less vehemence the dismissive responses that climate skeptics typically express toward evidence of human - caused climate change.

There has been unexpected vehemence in response to Cook et al's paper Quantifying the consensus on anthropogenic global warming in the scientific literature.

I won't link every superb insight I've read about yesterday's hearing — that's Howard Bashman's bailiwick — but I do especially recommend this analysis in The New York Times by Linda Greenhouse, who does a great job of explaining the backstory to Sen. Arlen Specter's vehemence Wednesday in examining the role of Court versus Congress.

As Thomas and Luc become closer, their new relationship begins to alienate their significant others, and Thomas» father (Fred Ulysse) can not understand why his son doesn't fight against his illness with great vehemence.

During his lifetime Siqueiros produced 150 landscape paintings, dynamic visions of futuristic cities and allegories of environmental devastation charged with the emotional vehemence that has come to characterize his better - known public works.

At the time, however, John protested the decision with a certain vehemence.

Their reliance on photographs can make them seem rote and even inert, despite the visual vehemence and the fact that the photographs are set up and taken by Ms. Thomas.Combining videotapes of these photo sessions with small portraits of their subjects is a bad idea; so is a wall of small, simpler Warholesque portraits titled «A-E-I-O-U and Sometimes Y.» Still, Ms. Thomas's conviction that the political is visual and every square inch of a painting's surface must count is inspiring.

If digital natives spring to the defence of Cambridge Analytica and Facebook too quickly or with too much vehemence they face the genuine risk of being associated with all the things — Trump, Russia, dark closed systems for thought control, right wing politics — that most of these bright young people should be opposed to.