Examples of using Vehement in English and their translations into Czech
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Vehement is solid.
Luke, these is vehement!
Vehement denials that we did anything wrong.
You were really vehement.
And she is so vehement and so distressed.
You're too impulsive,too vehement.
Your vehement denial has been duly noted.
He is a very vehement man!
Vehement, passionate. Only Goya's. She was whimsical.
She was whimsical… vehement, passionate.
We had a vehement conversation about Anthony Powner Smith.
Emotion: Agitation ordisturbance of mind vehement or excited mental state.
Perhaps your disagreements and vehement opposition might hold more weight if you could be relied on to complete a simple task.
I found it fascinating that Secretary Bondarchuk was so vehement about pursuing them.
The divisive pastor at the center of weeks of vehement protests has suddenly become a symbol of forgiveness and unity in Hope Springs.
Mr President, I am not sure what this morning's debate is adding to the Turkish accession issue rather than giving an opportunity to a small number of vehement opponents of Turkish accession to repeat their arguments in this Chamber.
Railway workers have expressed their vehement opposition to the deregulation of rail transport both in the two previous packages and in the present one.
I 'm sure you' II recall, as you were whipping your cinnamon cream, we had a vehement conversation about Anthony Powner Smith.
Despite his later vehement denials of any dealings with the Nazis he worked for banker clients and helped secure more than a billion dollars in German bond sales in the US.
The results of Monday's Summit are subject to heated debates, precisely due to the discrepancy between the firm and almost vehement tone of the attitude expressed and the reticence to resort to sanctions.
It therefore deserves our vehement condemnation and everyone's unreserved commitment to its eradication I hope that more countries will join the group of states that have abandoned this practice forever.
What is worse, most of the media in Bulgaria, which ought to be the staunchest safeguards ensuring the irreversibility of the democratic path of development of our country, have entered into a bond, through financial interest, with the criminal element, and with the powers that be, andhave become their vehement protectors and accomplices.
These ideas include a vehement propaganda of Bulgaro-phobia.
I must reply on one specific point to Mr Lambrinidis,who was rather vehement: in the agreement between the United States and Europe, the purpose is terrorism and crime, full stop.
This policy has the specific aim of limiting the vehement protests of the workers in EU Member States who are demanding safe, GM-free food, at accessible prices.
Unfortunately, all our efforts to raise these issues anddiscuss them in Bulgaria have met with vehement resistance by the corrupt authorities, which is why we have been forced to seek the involvement of the European Court of Justice in order to save statehood in our country.