Sentence examples for a vigorous version of from inspiring English sources

He proposes a vigorous version of the free market.

The poet Michael Hofmann, who has translated works by Kafka and Canetti, has produced a vigorous version of Bernhard's first novel, "Frost," published initially in 1963 and until now unavailable in English.

In a Fox News interview Monday, Trump suggested he might continue a more vigorous version of President Obama's deportation policy.

Or, the economic collapse as "a consequence of greed and irresponsibility on the part of some," a less vigorous version of FDR's "The rulers of the exchange of mankind's goods have failed".

(See Francis 2003 for a particularly vigorous version of the idea that the appeal to information leads to pseudo-explanation in biology).

But Zannis is a younger, more vigorous version of the prototype than some.

Deluxe recordings are piling up; some recent highlights are René Jacobs's vigorous version of "Saul, Alan Curtiss's tasteful "Radamisto," and strongly characterized recitals by Sandrine Piau, Cecilia Bartoli, and Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, who sings a near-definitive "Ombra mai fù." With the release of Curtis's "Lotario" in 2004, all thirty-nine surviving Handel operas have been recorded.

He remembered the German occupation, and the communist takeover, wiping out a vigorous and inventive Czech version of modernism.

A chaladoo is a version of a….

The band's music, heard only briefly in the documentary, can sound like blues-rock, Santana, U2 or an electrified version of the vigorous devotional songs of Sufism, a mystical branch of Islam.

Salmond, a vigorous critic of the BBC, in turn accused it on Monday of being the British state's version of Pravda, acting as its mouthpiece.