Sentences with phrase «vociferous in»

The woman was vociferous in her gratitude and asked him how much she should pay him for his effort.

Real estate officials have been quite vociferous in the first decade of compliance about why these requirements are needed in the first place; and specifically, why Realtors need to do this when all they are doing is selling properties and trying to make a living.

The immediate past president of the AMA, Brian Owler was vociferous in leading AMA opposition to the 2014 budget cuts to health care, the proposed introduction of a co-payment, and funding cuts to Indigenous health care.

This positive trend especially applies to states, which were the most vociferous in their objection to the position on interim measures, with Canada the only country among them not to have complied with requests (and only on three occasions).

Craig, My experience has been that the people who are most vociferous in this debate tend to be those who understand the science the least.

In earlier decades, as will undoubtably be the case now, a great deal was written about Soto (1923 > 2005), and, throughout his lifetime he was passionately vociferous in extolling and defending the virtues of kinetic art in numerous and insightful press interviews and letters.

When plans were made to demolish St Pancras and its former hotel just five years later, Sir John Betjeman was vociferous in his opposition to the plans.

He ends with this smart advice: ``... those who are vociferous in their defense of going Indie should also start exploring diversification in their sales channels.»

Mozilla has already been vociferous in its opposition to the restrictions that disallow web browsers like the Firefox and Chrome from being used in Windows 8 tablets.

And of course the self - appointed indie spokesmen, who are so vociferous in their condemnation of anything untoward the Big 5 does, all quietly look the other way.

Assange, has been vociferous in his opposition, is right in some ways in calling it the anti-WikiLeaks.

Assange, who has been vociferous in his opposition to the film, is right in some ways in calling it the anti-WikiLeaks film.

You have been very vociferous in your condemnation of rBGH milk because it contains high levels of IGF - 1, a compound that has been implicated as causing breast cancer.

I was vociferous in my insistence that the husband should make the call in the case of Terri Schiavo [about whether to continue her artificial nourishment after her severe brain damage].

In a speech to the Labour autumn conference in Brighton, the Scottish secretary was vociferous in his criticism of David Cameron's Conservative party.

«Every several years or so a legislator is called upon to cast a momentous vote in which the stakes are high and both sides of the issue are vociferous in their views,» Mr. Schumer said, saying he had thoroughly heard out arguments for and against the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

As the West and Latin America gradually submit to the logic of drug law reform, the hardcore rump of anti-drugs states, mostly from Asia and the Middle East, are likely to become even more vociferous in their opposition.

He was vociferous in his criticism of the suspension of the national chairman and the general secretary of the NPP.

Arsenal therefore get it in the neck about transfers because a significant proportion of Arsenal fans are perennially highly vociferous in their criticism of the club (and Wenger) for dithering and / or lacking ambition in the transfer market.

For over forty years The Tablet has remained vociferous in its campaign against the teaching.

The Catholic leaders were especially vociferous in their support of The Fuhrer, presenting him to the German people as a blessed, holy man.

Calgary - Hawkwood NDP MLA Michael Connolly, the bratty young LGBT activist who was particularly vociferous in his criticism of the absent Jason Kenney during last fall's debate on the govt's GSA bi...

Calgary - Hawkwood NDP MLA Michael Connolly, the bratty young LGBT activist who was particularly vociferous in his criticism of the absent Jason Kenney during last fallâ $ ™ s debate on the govtâ $ ™ s GSA bi...

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In his book, Comey recounts Trump's many vociferous denials of a scandalous rumor from a largely unverified dossier that surfaced after the 2016 election.

Indeed, this past November the French government pinned a knighthood on him, not for his ability to drive profits but for his vociferous global campaigning to rein in climate change.

The Liberals claimed 17 B.C. seats in 2015 — nearly all of them in the Metro Vancouver region, which has been the seat of some of the most vociferous opposition to the TransMountain project.

I'm betting that she'll soft pedal the changes so the industry (and its vociferous defenders, the WR and PCs) can't argue that she's put the final nail in the coffin for the oil industry.

You'd think that Christianity was the predominant religion in America or something — or that fundamentalist Christians were a vociferous, politically and socially influential group.

American Jesus, or the temple in Jesus» time, Christianity in the times of the Roman Empire post the conversion of Constantine, the Crusades in the middle ages, the British Empire oh and any presidential candidate claiming they are a Christian and being vociferous about bombing foreign countries that don't comply with American hegemony perhaps.

From the article, talking about the UK — «In fact, the country is one of the less religious ones in Europe, home to vociferous critics of religion like Richard Dawkins, and those who find belief in a higher power simply unnecessary, like Stephen Hawking.&raquIn fact, the country is one of the less religious ones in Europe, home to vociferous critics of religion like Richard Dawkins, and those who find belief in a higher power simply unnecessary, like Stephen Hawking.&raquin Europe, home to vociferous critics of religion like Richard Dawkins, and those who find belief in a higher power simply unnecessary, like Stephen Hawking.&raquin a higher power simply unnecessary, like Stephen Hawking.»

The so - called «militant atheist» is an insufferable trend — maybe not paramilitary, but certainly far more vociferous than their predecessors who tended to ponder their godlessness in silence (or on paper).

Atheists have to be vociferous and aggressive in direct proportion to the aggression and accusation of eternal damnation that you religious fvkks instigated the whole fight with!

One of his novices, Ernesto Cardenal, was himself to become a poet of stature in his native Nicaragua as well as one of his country's most vociferous social critics.

He has often been a vociferous promoter of science in the Church, calling for good Catholic scientists and indeed priest - scientists to counter the false assumption that science is a realm of atheism.

«(And so) there is now a small but vociferous group who claim that philosophy of science should take Kant more seriously, in particular that it should admit that its unabashedly naturalistic take on science is deeply flawed.

The CENTURY addressed other personal sins and moral failings, regularly speaking to the problems caused by lax divorce laws, and occasionally writing about the evils of gambling, tobacco, and the «sex consciousness» that would accompany the «vociferous demand for the teaching of sex hygiene» in public schools.

its the most vociferous group here, it doesn't make them in the majority because the non believing or exploring other group is very silent.

These issues call for wisdom on the part of policy - makers, but my chief concern is to counteract pressures upon the Government by vociferous elements in the public.

For example, while the editors had often lamented the growth of fundamentalism, in the late teens their attacks became more vociferous.

The quote merely illustrates the known psychological condition that many excessively vociferous protesters of something have, namely a suppressed belief in it's truth.

They can not join with those vociferous persons, often associated with conservative religious groups, who seek to go back to what are often styled «the good old days»: on the other hand, they do not have much sympathy for the wildly radical people who assume that there must be a total destruction of our inheritance, in the naive confidence that surely «something» will then appear that is entirely good and sound and right.

While Klopp would undoubtedly have been in full support of the vociferous noise made by the fans prior and during the game, he offered an apology to their fellow Premier League side as evidently he felt as though it overstepped the mark with bottles and cans leading to a broken front windscreen.

That's a far cryfrom what was heard before the season opener, when Johnson — who also used thetriple option in winning consecutive I - AA championships in 1999 and 2000 ascoach at Georgia Southern — was besieged by a legion of vociferous doubters.

His anti-Wall Street message and vociferous defense of the middle class has struck a chord with the American people, especially among Millennials (85 % of people under 30 voted for Sanders in the New Hampshire Primary).

And that was played in front of their vociferous home crowd, where they are usually a much tougher opponent than away from home.

The rematch is shaping up to be another long, hard fought fight between the two, as Froch will look to feed off the energy off the vociferous crowd packed inside the Arena, to help motivate him to reclaim the title he lost in Denmark.

The Dutchman is wary of the Merseyside club's vociferous supporters and has been refereeing their training matches in such a way to help his squad to learn to deal with controlling their emotions.

Redmond went close himself on 16 minutes as Puel's men maintained the high tempo in front of a vociferous St Mary's crowd.

In other words, the NSLP will likely need our vigorous and vociferous support in the coming dayIn other words, the NSLP will likely need our vigorous and vociferous support in the coming dayin the coming days.

Originally a small union of drugstore pharmacists, 1199 operated in the shadows of more vociferous labor leaders a half - century ago, playing second fiddle to men like Albert Shanker, the revolutionary head of the UFT, and Harry Van Arsdale Jr., the first president of the New York City Central Labor Council.