Sentence examples for and in the vigorous from inspiring English sources

In the pizzicato passages in the second movement, and in the vigorous finale, the musicians' playing was the picture of ensemble unity.

An opposite trend at this time was that of an intensified realism, as displayed in French tomb sculptures and in the vigorous and dramatic works of the foremost late Gothic sculptor, Claus Sluter.

Linda-Denise Evans and Matthewereshinotwerequiredequired to engage in choreographic fisticuffs, but a sense of competition dominated the duet, both in the passages in which they danced together and in the vigorous solo for Mr. Rushing and the slinky and playful one for Ms. Evans.

Smoking (p ≤ 0.05) and physical inactivity in the vigorous category (p ≤ 0.001) were found to increase the likelihood of poor health among older people in India in analyses that controlled for important background characteristics.

From the viewpoint of modern Christianity, it seems almost incomprehensible that a religion founded on love, truth and justice could be expressed in the vigorous repression of emotions, intellect and conscience.

Since he joined the court in 1991, Justice Thomas has stood out for his reticence on the bench, rarely engaging in the vigorous give-and-take that many lawyers regard as essential to the deliberative process.

Obviously, victims of crime should be treated with respect, and they have a legitimate stake in the vigorous prosecution of those who harmed them.

Perceived fall risk was congruent with physiological fall risk in the vigorous (144 (29%)) and aware (202 (40%)) groups.

Another pension holder, who left local government in Scotland in 2007 and who prefers to remain anonymous, notes a marked difference between the lack of stakeholder engagement in councils and the vigorous debate taking place in universities and churches around fossil fuel investments.

Ms. Miller clearly believes in sweat, and as the vigorous dancing progresses, the white makeup gets splotchy and blood rises under the dancers' skin, an effect that makes them look like victims of sloppy sunblock application.

Convalescence was normal, but the fact of two such dangerous illnesses in nine months and the vigorous Democratic attacks on Nixon guaranteed that the health of the president would be a campaign issue.