Sentence examples for a robust form from inspiring English sources

We have a robust form of multiculturalism.

"The novel is a robust form, and you can do anything you like with it.

Both men, we learn, like "schmeissing", a robust form of massage.

The court understood that the Constitution guaranteed a robust form of democracy and saw its clear value for the nation.

Under the cover of a pointedly low-life persona, these poets, both prominent men in court society, practiced a robust form of satire in which much of the humour is deflected upon themselves.

"Chris believes, and would say, 'This takes a robust form of diplomacy that we're not good at because we're used to dealing with dictatorships,' " said Andrew J. Tabler, a Syria expert for the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

This is great for whistleblowers, people from countries that block some web content, government or military communications, or individuals who desire a very robust form of online privacy.

And daguerreotypes did initially seem to promise a more robust form of immortality than its successor, photography: because the images were produced on metal plates rather than more fragile material like paper, it was thought that they would be more resistant to degradation.

Now I hold my hands up – on an almost daily basis – to being no expert when it comes to the complexities of the female psyche, but I'm going to stick my neck out here and propose that if Paula was a bit iffy about her husband grunting around on stage with Miley Cyrus, she might not interpret the liberation of private text messages as a totally robust form of apology.

Do they (in other words) retain the person-based intuition in a sufficiently robust form?

Technology-based recruitment methods hold promise as a more robust form of reaching and enrolling historically hard to reach young adults.