vehemently

"I have a right to know about my father," he said vehemently.

She turned back to the others and shook her head vehemently.

He took it out, and turned over the leaves vehemently.

No other country has been this vehemently against these weapons.

Before the American could answer someone else broke in vehemently.

This must never be allowed to happen again/Truth thought vehemently.

I was only thinking of the weather,' he said vehemently.

We are vehemently opposed, however, to some of the key points in the report.

She shook her head vehemently and started to get out of bed.

But even as the thought came, part of him vehemently denied it.

They told the whole story between them, at times in chorus, very vehemently.

The group turned their attention upon the man, who blinked even more vehemently.

The woman denied that this had ever happened quite vehemently.

He has also insisted vehemently that justice must be done in the case.

The last words came so vehemently that she almost choked on them.

"I am telling you the truth," the old man said vehemently.

"There's only one thing to do with such a person," she said vehemently.

Not for the first time that day, he cursed himself vehemently.

He had vehemently denied it, but she was right, of course.

Why would learned people fight so vehemently to keep a colleague down?

She shook her head vehemently, but he lifted a hand.

"But if and when they do, we will be ready to vehemently oppose it again."

"I am so vehemently against everything all that stood for.

She speaks vehemently, but not necessarily from her own experience.

It bothers me that people I worked with could turn so vehemently.