Sentence examples for a rather vigorous from inspiring English sources

But the government is actually a rather vigorous defender of deregulation and labour market flexibility in Brussels.

Andrew Johnson In 2007 a painting by US artist Cy Twombly was smeared with lipstick after a woman, claiming to be "so overcome with passion", gave it a rather vigorous snog.

We want the end of corruption," she tells me during a break between her rather vigorous vocal exercises.

In 1999 Ponting had a rather more vigorous and much publicised pub altercation – he ended up with a black eye – in Kings Cross in Sydney.

Competing capital improvements aside, health club owners engage in some rather vigorous backbiting.

Another person familiar with the deal said talks between the parties were rather vigorous until Saturday afternoon, when it became evident that WABC would stop transmitting to Cablevision.

The interviews were not sedate conversations but rather vigorous discussions with frequent debates.

8.00pm BST 10 min: Carvajol shunts into Ribéry in a rather over-vigorous attempt to shield the ball.

A social context for physical activity and activity of a moderate rather than vigorous intensity promotes participation among older people [ 27].

In all these cases it seems clear that debates about reductionism in biology have not reached a denouement but rather portend vigorous philosophical discussion as the heterogeneity of issues related to its ontological, epistemological, and methodological types are brought to bear on perennial biological topics.

As described in 'Structural interpretation and volumetric analysis' section, the volume of the Beppu Bay sediments above the horizon is nearly double that of the lower unit, indicating a vigorous pull-apart formation in a rather short period.