Sentence examples for a robust and vigorous from inspiring English sources

He also replaced Lippi's delicate approach with a robust and vigorous naturalism, shaped always by conceptions of ideal beauty.

Shuffling through the chilled packets like cards, the names read like a list of 1970s pop stars or exotic dancers: Crimson King basil, Tangier Scarlet pea, Russian Giant sunflower, French Breakfast radish, Isabel climbing French bean, this last, a robust and vigorous performer.

This extraordinary ability to thrive in the face of a robust and vigorous local and systemic immune response is due to elaborate evolutionary adaptations of H. pylori that allow the bacteria to not only escape detection by pattern recognition receptors on innate immune cells, but to also evade adaptive immunity.

Oxenberg's grandmother, Mae Joffe (1900-1979), called Grandma throughout the film, was robust and vigorous in earlier days (as seen in home movies and family photographs), but when Oxenberg films her she's frail and moves with difficulty.

"This time we must ensure that the process is open, transparent, robust and vigorous, so that the nominee is able to assure all the stakeholders of their knowledge of the subject matter, their ability to devote sufficient time to it and their fitness for the job".

"Legal high shops are becoming endemic to our high streets, which is why we are calling on the government to introduce robust and vigorous new laws to tackle them.

In addition, the resulting plants develop robust and vigorous shoot and root systems and are easily established in the greenhouse.

A good painting is a rich and vigorous thing.

Neither apologetics nor xenophobia, but a robust commitment to a robust and pluralistic democracy.

Our party must be a place where, despite robust discussion and vigorous disagreements, Jewish people – and those of all ethnic backgrounds – feel able to express their views.

It was not a bold, doctrinaire overview but a promise of what might be called pragmatic idealism — a commitment to "the credibility that comes from telling the truth; the knowledge that comes from first-rate intelligence, undiluted by ideology; the strength that comes from robust alliances and vigorous diplomacy".