Sentence examples for a certain vigour from inspiring English sources
Jean-Jacques Rousseau credited bullfighting with keeping alive a certain "vigour" in the Spanish people.
Sanudo possessed a certain vigour of style but lacked the true historian's sureness of touch and sense of the relationship between particular events and general causes.
His administration revealed a certain rough vigour, but he lacked the higher qualifications for leadership in the circumstances of Mamlūk Egypt.
The sentence that will really raise Irish hackles is one that deals with the police auxiliaries notorious for brutal counter-insurgency methods: "These Black 'n' Tans, named after their mix-and-match combat garb, brought a certain indiscriminate vigour to the conflict that has passed into Irish folklore and that was condemned at the time by senior British statesmen".
A certain dour realist vigour keeps the nightmare alive.
The only thing that rescues this derivative, repetitive experience is a certain degree of vigour and the competence of the band, particularly drummer Jay Sharrock, son of Chris of Icicle Works fame, and Ben Parsons on keyboards.
You come to Hamlet with youthful vigour and a certain degree of innocence.
I've experimented to a certain degree (spreading it over a pork shoulder, layering in breakfast pots with creamy Greek yoghurt, swirling through brownie batter), but your suggestions have given me a renewed vigour.
