Examples of using Vehemently in English and their translations into Hebrew
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it was the Americans who vehemently opposed the disengagement plan.
the fight against racism will intensify, and moderates will begin to speak more vehemently against religious extremism.
They argue that only American Jews vehemently opposed to Obama encourage open criticism of the president
I am vehemently opposed to the notion of obscuring the Green Line.
and is vehemently opposed to any political agreement with it.
The process eventually seeps into the private, intimate language of the citizens(even if they vehemently deny it).
So he vehemently denied all connection with Jesus, saying,"I know not this man, neither am I one of his followers.".
Kitty, sweetheart, no one would have blamed you had you not insisted vehemently that you knew the answer.
The Republican Party and many Trump supporters are vehemently opposed to U.N. actions targeting Israel.
At the summit, Russian President Vladimir Putin demanded action to eliminate the rebel stronghold in Idlib but Turkey vehemently opposed this.
a transaction he vehemently denies.
She has an iPad subscription to The New Yorker. She vehemently opposes the ivory trade despite the jobs it creates.
We disapprove of actions which involve taking the law into one's own hands, and vehemently oppose any action which involves violence against any party.
Whether deeply suppressed or vehemently expressed, feelings such as fear,
Sarah shakes her head vehemently.
No, don't.~ Mr Miller vehemently denies the charge against him
We vehemently shake ourselves free of the destructive views[advocated by Gordon],
generations of musicologists debated vehemently over how to solve it,
The Germans protested so vehemently, particularly against the requirement to admit war guilt,
So vehemently, he opened fire on a 22-year-old Detective Constable. Curtis claims to have been the victim of an identity thief called Smith for the past six months.