When they converge in the middle to symbolise the cross, mood changes from meditative to climactically vehement. |
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It is often frivolous, vehement but mostly passionless, lazily deceitful or ill-informed and without political substance or influence. |
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Stuart Golabek felt otherwise and was booked by referee Craig Thomson for his vehement protests. |
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Many newspapers were far more vehement, frothing at the mouth at the very idea of allocating any extra funding to public services. |
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He was obviously expecting a more vehement denial and was taken aback when I laughed at him. |
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During World War I, Sunday was a prominent and chauvinistic supporter of the U.S. war effort and vehement in his denunciations of Germany. |
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Moreover, whereas the frontal view is savage and vehement, this head is gentle and dreamy, even pretty, expressing an entirely different mood. |
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In the past, disputes at Green party congresses were often vehement and passionate, although usually conducted on a very low level. |
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Their objections grew more vehement when Roberts described how he intended to conduct the inquiry. |
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And why did the man who previously enjoyed life in England, suddenly show a vehement hatred of the country? |
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So it boils down to his word against the vehement denials by the government officials. |
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Duty and honor compel him to return to face his foe despite the vehement protestations of Amy, a Quaker. |
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At the other end of the scale, George Foreman remains the most vehement opponent of this whole enterprise. |
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Robertson issued a vehement rebuttal last night, claiming his comments had been taken out of context and threatening legal action. |
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Luckhurst was one of McLeish's most vehement critics during the former First Minister's spell in office. |
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But it is unusual to hear such vehement attacks on the profit motive of a private company by a right wing media commentator. |
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The first of them is an eloquent defence of laissez-faire capitalism, the other is an even more vehement denunciation of it. |
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Homer, who, of all poets, knew best how to exhibit the emotions of a vehement affection, seldom attempts to excite commiseration. |
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Despite its academic credentials, it comes in for equally vehement condemnation from the traditionalists. |
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He was prepared to put aside his vehement opposition to the US because of the help it was providing. |
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Her fingernails clawed at the rock, straining to keep hold against the vehement wind. |
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Despite her vehement decision to completely ignore Scott Pearce for the evening, a kind of magnetic pull forced Danielle to turn and look at him. |
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Nowadays, Weldon is a vehement opponent of psychotherapy, but back then she underwent analysis. |
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Wren's season of notoriety rose mainly from vehement wowser pursuit of his illegal totalisator in Collingwood. |
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The Republican Party platform of 1952 included a vehement attack on communists. |
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The Uefa elite managers' committee, headed by Sir Alex Ferguson, has long been vehement in its opposition to the proposed changes. |
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They emerged from a police station to detail the lurid allegations and their vehement denials. |
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With vehement signs and maffling cries he showed us he was come out from Hayil to seek me. |
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The vehement protest against the validity of these charges actually heartens me, and I'm beginning to think maybe I was wrong to level them. |
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All energy was put into judicial censoring action, finding allies within the Right, thereby showing a vehement conservatism within feminism. |
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Leaders of the coalition are vehement in arguing that cooperation with the social movements should be a cornerstone of any new party. |
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In the past, televised confessions have been followed swiftly, as soon as the supposed penitent has been freed, by vehement repudiations. |
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Second, even the most vehement promoter of open-source coding has to admit that Microsoft's patents have had negligible impact on its market position. |
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The council aims to delist the 18th-century doorcases at York Street flats, then knock down the building, despite vehement opposition from residents. |
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If you go into the public arena, you have to be prepared to face criticism, some of it vehement. |
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I have seldom met with a man, possessing, in my opinion, a stronger mind, or whose mode of expression was more vehement and oratorical. |
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In all spheres of public life, racism was becoming more explicit, blatant and vehement. |
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When Anabaptists in 1575 and Jesuits in 1581 were condemned to death, Foxe wrote vehement letters to Queen Elizabeth and her courtiers, begging reprieves. |
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We cannot approve such relentlessness and we express our most vehement concerns regarding the future third railway package. |
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Perhaps people's condemnation of spousal violence should be just as vehement whether or not they've seen it on video. |
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He was flogged, shipwrecked, imprisoned, and followed around by a group of vehement opponents who wanted new followers of Jesus to revert back to old religious ideas. |
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These people here breath with freedom, a freedom that is young, hence also vehement and untamed. |
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Marais Erasmus thought for a moment and then responded to the vehement appeal. |
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Replays were not conclusive but Lennon offered a typically vehement post-match analysis. |
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These fans are quite vehement about protecting their own area and are less likely to have a guilty pleasure. |
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Of course, we have solved the problem of food aid, but at the cost of such vehement debates! |
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We have listened to your vehement call at the reconvening of this session of the General Assembly. |
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Some participants reiterated their vehement support for the full incorporation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights in a future constitution. |
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Paradoxically, however, Balavoine's vehement anti-political statement transformed him into a politically militant singer and mouthpiece. |
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In any case this is true for the G-21, the group of 21 countries that were most vehement in their rejection of Mr Perez del Castillo's proposal. |
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The protests were appropriately vehement, culminating in local boycotts of milk suppliers. |
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Even Joseph Howe, who later became a vehement anti-Confederationist, gave a speech supporting union after one of the banquets in Halifax. |
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Our vehement prejudices leave us no patience for his appeal to radical humanism. |
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Even proposing to shift funding for entitlements from payroll to consumption based taxes meets vehement opposition. |
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This prompted some vehement criticism from shareholders in May. |
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My vehement dislike for the accoutrement stems back to 1982 when I was asked to wear pink roses in my hair to a family wedding. |
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By now there are many hundreds of these tweets, varying from vehement to vituperative, from accusatory to abusive. |
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Contestabile has been a vehement critic of the controversial law. |
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Some of the most vehement criticism has come from New York itself. |
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On the subject of chastity until marriage she is just as vehement. |
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Prospero devises a show of tinsel finery to sidetrack the vulgarians, but he is not present to see Caliban's disillusionment, or his vehement contempt. |
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My brother reacted to the very vehement rhetoric from Germany in a level-headed manner and in the process also made reference of course to the legally questionable purchase of the stolen data. |
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Dog 4 had stopped by then and as we stood transfixed in stupefied horror a vehement shout came from the group by the wall behind us to break the spell. |
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Today, in a single day, our leaders receive hundreds, sometimes thousands, of letters, the tone of which ranges from vehement hostility to heartfelt admiration. |
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Romania's wish to integrate into the European Union and NATO is not generated by a vehement desire of individual performance, even if it should be recognised that accession itself is not something of negligible. |
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I recall one of my friends in Rome, a non-believer who on reading this psalm was impressed, not by any motive of faith, but simply because of the vehement desire for justice which it expresses. |
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Likewise, my delegation believes that we must insist on a more vehement condemnation of the use of these devices by any actor, including terrorist groups and drug traffickers. |
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This production looks at the man's life, from his humble beginnings in vaudeville to the height of his career, as well as his vehement and widely publicized opposition to mediums and spiritualists. |
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Lastly, I consider that the practices that have been reported should be the subject of a vehement protest by this House, and deserve to be treated with the utmost repugnance. |
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As a result, STC can offer applicably vehement service level agreements tailored to its wholesale and enterprise customer requirements. |
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Consequently, he gained national fame by displaying vehement opposition to the Second Boer War. |
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As everyone knows, he could give vent to storms of vehement indignation, and in an equivalent space of time, he could calm himself and let mercy and tenderness take over. |
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He used to seat you on the piano and then, with vehement gestures and pirouettings, would argue the case. Not one word of the speech did you understand. |
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This should hardly be surprising given the vehement antihumanism of Ledesma, who found 36 editions of Erasmus in his purge, 12 of them being the Chiliads. |
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A vehement campaign against Titoism was immediately started in the Eastern Bloc, describing agents of both the West and Tito in all places engaging in subversive activity. |
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By these and many histories more, it is most evident, that the more nigh salvation and deliverance approach, the more vehement is temptation and trouble. |
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Gladstone fixed that point lower, and was more vehement against those who went above it, than any other politician or official of my acquaintance. |
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Despite vehement and emotional resistance by the Surinamese opposition, Den Uyl and Arron reached an agreement, and on 25 November 1975, Suriname became independent. |
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One of his most vehement dissenters was Stephen Switzer, a contemporary landscape gardener and leader of the Private Society of Husbandmen and Planters. |
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There had been a series of such dispossessions since the beginning of Elizabeth's reign involving many clergy, particularly those of vehement Protestant sympathies. |
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