Sentence examples for a vigorous expression from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in 1964, Pope Paul VI praised the organization in a handwritten letter to Escrivá, saying: Opus Dei is "a vigorous expression of the perennial youth of the Church, fully open to the demands of a modern apostolate.

First, there is a vigorous expression of prediction error after the song terminates abruptly.

Of course, if you are looking for a somewhat more vigorous expression of LeBron fever, consider Brandon George, a college student from Middleburg Heights, on Cleveland's west side, who is studying advertising in Atlanta.

The Court said: "some false statements are inevitable if there is to be an open and vigorous expression of views in public and private conversation, expression the First Amendment seeks to guarantee".

However, while a vigorous negative expression pattern defined the D2 time point amongst the Healthy, Allrg Rhin and Asm NoEx groups, the Asm Ex group exhibited prolonged positive expression of the core-D2 genes.

Vigorous expression of diverse viewpoints is part of the life of the university".

Their legacy is undeniable: it is impossible to imagine the scale and ambition of contemporary art – from the vigorous expression of Georg Baselitz (who saw the 1959 show) to Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst – without the epic precedent of abstract expressionist painting.

The Kotel is as good a place as any to launch that re-commitment to the Torah's vision of "one law," of unity without uniformity, and to Israel's imperfect but vigorous expression of democracy in action.

However, vigorous expression of these factors was seen on co-culture with embryonic cardiomyocytes, together with formation of gap-junctions and synchronous contraction following sphere-like colony formation.

This is in line with vigorous expression of ERg when stimuli were delivered during expiration, particularly at the beginning of an expiratory period [ 20, 21].

Even as negotiations toward a resolution continued, a parade of Senate Democrats kept up vigorous expressions of displeasure with Mr. Bunning.