Why has The New York Times not pursued the Benghazi consulate attack story with any vigor?
It would be difficult for the euro zone to grow with any vigor if France were in recession.
The Honduran government's human rights institutions have failed to respond to the violations with any vigor, advocates say.
And he forgets to beat the HP Helion Public Cloud drum with any vigor at all.
She is shaking, suddenly stripped of any will, any vigor; mechanically, she swims toward the place where she abandoned the car.
Such a benighted man finds that "wherever he moves, he is without vigor, without attraction, without pleasure, without force, without love, without independence, buoyancy, spirit or pride".
Many of the usual technical and narrative conventions are observed, but without imaginative vigor or self-conscious playfulness.
Arnold defined the words life force and it is impossible to imagine a world without his vigor, warmth, humor, generosity and infectious laughter.
It is an honest effort — Furst is too good a writer and too professional to offer anything less — and it has its pleasures, but they are served dutifully and without great vigor.
In that mode, Executive Order 13563 issued by Obama had called for assessing adverse effects on employment, but without great vigor.
If he had been content to insist upon the preceptorial changes, without his vigor in demanding democratization of university life, the days of stress and controversy might not have made the call to political office pleasing.
