Sentence examples for Vigor from inspiring English sources
The word "vigor" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to strength, energy, enthusiasm, determination, and/or enthusiasm. For example, "The basketball team played with great vigor and managed to defeat their opponents despite being significantly outmatched."
noun
Alternative spelling of vigour
But having said that, I intend to pursue this with great vigor and I intend to be Georgia's next Senator .- From Roll Call.
Few men pursue a better idea with more vigor and more brain power than Friedman in pursuit of a free society and a free world.
Manufacturing may ultimately be central to the vigor of a nation's democracy.This seems like a lot of wishful thinking to me.
But the reality is that unconventional monetary policy is difficult, perceived as risky, and never pursued with the vigor of conventional monetary policy.
Now it was sapped of economic vigor.
Additionally, sleep flexibility (i.e., the ability to sleep at unusual times) and vigor (i.e., the ability to overcome drowsiness) predict an individual's level of tolerance for shift work.
Unable to entice the United States into resupplying its troops and faced with renewed Ethiopian military vigor, Somalia withdrew in early 1978.
When asked if he would describe the US effort with the same vigor, Mr Earnest said: "The challenge that is facing Germany right now is different than the challenge we're facing".
I use a whisk and a little vigor to beat the sugar with the yogurt, eggs and flavouring; a whisk and a little less vigor to incorporate the dry ingredients; and then a spatula and a softer touch to gradually stir in the oil.
We find liberals assailing conservative spokesmen and conservative positions with a vigor born of fear and of the dawning realization that their viewpoint is rapidly losing favor with the American people.
They'd come from all over looking for horned Herefords and talking hybrid vigor, which I may or may not have believed.
