Vehemence in a sentence as a noun

That's the source of the vehemence of my opposition.

I don't understand this author's vehemence against them though...

I think that is what has driven some of the vehemence in other replies to your original comment.

Perhaps Yegge's vehemence and reputation might draw more people's attention to the problem though.

I think most of the vehemence came from the realization of 'lack of control', but at the same time I think that's mostly limited to the tech crowd.

I understand the vehemence with with you speak, but I think it's a bit overly hyperbolic and creates quibbling over the word "all".

I never understood the vehemence against inline javascript.

The premise of his "vehemence" is untrue: banks can and do have the exact same policy regarding terminating merchant services accounts.

From the vehemence of the "bring-back-Reader" posts, I assumed that there were absolutely no OSS projects that were suitable, and wrote the post for the worst case, building from scratch.

Everything is done with a level of verbal vehemence that would involve grief counseling and possibly lawsuits back in the United States.

Speaking of embarrassing, you're embarrassing people who advocate against patents, with your incoherent vehemence.

Vehemence definitions

noun

intensity or forcefulness of expression; "the vehemence of his denial"; "his emphasis on civil rights"

See also: emphasis

noun

the property of being wild or turbulent; "the storm's violence"

See also: ferocity fierceness furiousness fury violence wildness