In these sessions the differences between 'classical' Freudian analysis and newer Kleinian theory were argued with considerable vehemence.

She left the box, nearly jamming the door rail as she closed it with considerable vehemence.

He assailed the philosophers of his time with considerable vehemence, to which his powers of ridicule gave additional effect.

"And that is all it is," Emerson declared with considerable vehemence.

The Colonel's stylus stopped in mid-doodle, Thornnastor made a loud, untranslatable sound, and O'Mara, normally a phlegmatic individual, said with considerable vehemence, "Conway, you are not considering bringing that-that Midgard Serpent to the hospital?"

"It is so terribly frustrating," he added with considerable vehemence.

"She wouldn't vocalize to warm her voice and told me," Petiron swung on his spouse, "that you didn't bother ..." "I didn't 'bother' because I could never get her to see the necessity, Petiron," she replied with considerable vehemence.