Examples of using Vehement in English and their translations into Spanish
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Opinion surveys consistently show that people who express vehement anti-migration or anti-migrant views will nonetheless speak very positively about migrants whom they know personally.
Bates says his NOAA superiors ignored his vehement objections to publication of the faulty data.
spiritual deviation increases until repulsion and desperation expand in such a way that vehement disputes become inevitable.
Fitzherbert was not pleased with the public denial of the marriage in such vehement terms and contemplated severing her ties to the Prince.
These moderate proposals provoked a bitter attack from reactionary elements within the Cortes- amongst Giménez Fernández's most vehement opponents was José María Lamamié de Clairac.
From this rostrum we reiterate our vehement appeal for the lifting of a measure whose anachronistic nature has been restated here on numerous occasions.
blatant and vehement.
the Government reiterated its vehement condemnation of terrorism in all its forms,
extremely vehement movements and excessive heeling of the boat may be the cause of water entering into the engine,
The more we show respect for other people as human beings- even when expressing our vehement opposition to what they do- the greater the likelihood of them changing their behaviour,
we should add sharpness and a sophisticated, vehement technique with a breathtaking intonation,
Accompanied by ever more virulent and vehement threats of terror, such attacks point to a serious threat posed by Hizbullah,
But(ca) in that['upāṁśu(-japa)'](tatra)(such a) vehement impact(abhighātaḥ) of the air(vāyu)
Some of the most vehement efforts to undermine public reporting came from members of the Platform for Tax Good Governance:
the Biblical worldview furnishes, even the most vehement atheist can be duped-especially an atheist because that person will be overwhelmed by any spiritual manifestation which he cannot explain.
His persons talk in vehement exclamations and emphatic turns of speech,
taken together with the government's vehement insistence that disappearances are not“widespread” in Mexico,
Peers in 1932 but forced to resign after an assassination attempt and vehement criticisms that he was disloyal to the emperor.
He was vehement about the need for natives of the Greater Antilles to unite into an Antillean Confederation,
that it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government