Sentence examples for a certain vigor and from inspiring English sources

"Their whistles elicit a certain vigor and spirit in males that hear them," says Bruck about the responses of Kai and D.J. "It looked as if those whistles put the image of those two dominant males in the heads of Kai and D.J.," although he adds this has yet to be shown experimentally.

Nonetheless, in today's world, subject to rapid changes and shaken by questions of great importance for the life of faith, in order to govern the ship of Saint Peter and announce the Gospel, it is necessary to have a certain vigor of body and soul, vigor, which in recent months, has diminished, forcing me to recognize my incapacity to administer well the ministry that has been entrusted to me.

Still, he said, the protests today, with popular sympathy and student involvement, "shows there is still a certain vigor".

In 1996, Bob Dole searched far and wide and came up with Jack Kemp, who was supposed to lend a certain vigor – of the football locker room towel snapping variety – to the ticket.

But at times, apparently, he's trying to be gratuitously offensive, as when he describes as "undiplomatic" the suggestion that all Jews be thrown into the sea, or says the undisciplined Black and Tans introduced "a certain indiscriminate vigor," or attributes the decline in the Protestant population of the Republic of Ireland to something approaching "ethnic cleansing".

But he is playing with a youthful vigor and confidence once more.

He approaches his 60s with a different vigor and vitality then when younger.

The F1 individuals were close to or exceeding to the size of the larger parent (TARI-08874), and hence a certain level of hybrid vigor was detected.

However, now Webjam says it has a new renewed vigor and focus.

His voice had a young man's vigor and an older man's scars and snarls.

Following publication, the author concedes to a worsening posture, reduced vigor, and an over-all depleted physical condition.