Sentence examples for academic vigour from inspiring English sources

More than half the cabinet went to Oxford or Cambridge, but as with Labour or the Thatcher/Major era Tories, that usually reflects academic vigour rather than privilege.

Over the next seven months, Dano threw himself into researching the part of Pierre with academic vigour, meeting with Harper several times to discuss the role.

The main analysis was guided towards a search for the correlations between engagement dimensions (vigour, dedication and absorption) and academic achievement (SR, PR and GPA).

Indeed, the tension created by these conflicting roles is what helps even the most workaday academic retain some independence of thought and intellectual vigour.

Domenico Siniscalco, a former academic and bureaucrat, ran Italy's finance ministry with skill and vigour, dissuading the prime minister from his more perilous adventures in the field of public finances.But on September 21st, barely a year after entering the government, he submitted his resignation.

There was renewed vigour.

"His characters want vigour.

That vigour has gone.

It was full of fiery vigour.

He is vigour and declaration.

The Mariinsky corps writhe with cheerful vigour.