Sentence examples for Vigorously expressed from inspiring English sources

His reasons are vigorously expressed in a 1973 case, Sharron and Joseph Frontiero v. Elliot Richardson, Secretary of Defense.

But what "borking" really amounted to was holding the nominee's vigorously expressed views up to the light for public inspection.

So here they were, a bunch of France's leading cartoonists vigorously expressing, ranting and laughing with their black markers.

LPS challenge, these monocytes recruited by laparotomy responded vigorously, expressing high levels of cell-associated TNF that did not differ significantly between subsets (Gr-1Hi MFI: 146.1; Gr-1Lo MFI: 93.6).

With her admittedly limited athletic and bowling background, Marcy nodded vigorously in expressing her surpise in makingthe team.

The American journalistic tradition depends on a "strict separation between political opinions expressed vigorously on editorial pages and news reported with as much factual objectivity as possible".

In 379 he attended a council at Antioch and was sent on a special mission to the churches of Arabia (i.e., Transjordan); his visit to Jerusalem on this occasion left him with a dislike for the increasingly fashionable pilgrimages, an opinion he expressed vigorously in one of his letters.

A new study argues that it comes down to where, when, and how vigorously these genes are expressed.

But in an appearance by Mr. Rumsfeld on Capitol Hill on Thursday, Democrats vigorously questioned those proposals and expressed strong reservations about speeding up a system they said remained unproven.

Before going back to work I stored inside the freezer 80 bottles of expressed breast milk and practiced vigorously.

Most of his expressed objections to the bill have been vigorously refuted by Republican Senators who helped craft the legislation.