Sentence examples for a vigor of from inspiring English sources

He is no more voluble than the rest of the folk in this film, who seem either stunned by events or taut with determination, but Rylance, as ever, conveys a vigor of spirit through the simple crispness of his gestures.

Iraqis are speaking out and demonstrating with a vigor borne of 35 years of imposed silence.

We find liberals assailing conservative spokesmen and conservative positions with a vigor born of fear and of the dawning realization that their viewpoint is rapidly losing favor with the American people.

It's indicative of a vigor exceeding that of other minority poets come calling.

As a result he finds my father humble, upstanding, his complexion a light beach sand indicative of a vigor exceeding that of the pale English suitors who come calling.

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.

Merriam Webster's definition: mettle a : vigor and strength of spirit or temperament b : staying quality : stamina quality of temperament or disposition "gentlemen of brave mettle" (Shakespeare).

His speech was simple and direct, with an unhackneyed vigor of language.

In "Holy Ground" Guthrie wrote, "Every spot on earth is holy ground"; the Klezmatics treated it as a hymn, harmonizing with the vigor of a rural chorale of shape-note singers.

Jutting out from there is a route to the fractal vigor of a breath-stopper.

We found him chopping wood for a reconstructed bathhouse with all the vigor of a man half his age.