vehemence

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• I’ve been surprised by the vehemence of people’s opinions about public health questions — making them personal, political.

• The vehemence of the experts I spoke with surprised me, but the substance of what they said did not.

• They seemed taken aback by the vehemence of Stebbins’ arguments.

• And this, more than anything, explains the size and vehemence of the protests.

• Armstrong spent more than a decade denying with great vehemence what he may now be preparing to admit.

• The “special vehemence” that Geronimo brought to raids there could be dated almost precisely to a night in 1851.

• V is for vehemence, which the Tea Party movement has in abundance.

• She is unmatched in both the relentlessness and vehemence of her image-rehabilitation campaign.

• It burst upon them ere long with awful fury and grandeur, the elements warring with incredible vehemence.

• These remarks were uttered with such vehemence, that not a word was lost, and the whole coach became convulsed with laughter.

• As Couthon, a Jacobin orator, was uttering deep denunciations, he became breathless with the vehemence of his passionate speech.

• Mrs. Martin, amused with the with which the old man spoke out his mind, replied, with a smile.