Sentence examples for as vigorous a from inspiring English sources

As vigorous a cold warrior as Truman, Eisenhower articulated a staunch anti-Communism behind which most of his party could unite.

Mr. Obama has struck as vigorous a pro-Israel stance as President George W. Bush did when he faced similar crises, in Israel's conflict with Hezbollah in 2006 and in its last Gaza incursion, in 2008.

But the skirmish was an early reminder that if the package is to have any chance of success, it will require as vigorous a political campaign by coalition ministers as was first mounted by Michael Howard when he ushered in his "prison works" orthodoxy nearly two decades ago.

And the baritone Jason Plourde played the usually elderly and doddering Sir Joseph as comparatively youthful and vigorous (or at least as vigorous as a landlubber admiral can be).

Dr. Gelfand is as vigorous an educator as he is a researcher.

"Even though time is quite short, they'll make as vigorous an effort as possible in the remaining time to raise and spend money for speech in support of Lhota," said Michael A. Carvin, a lawyer for New York Progress and Protection PAC.

In short, he's as vigorous an opponent of bank bailouts as you're likely to find anywhere.

It is not as vigorous an action as whipping.

Even with a Republican governor as vigorous as Arnold Schwarzenegger and a Democratic majority able to work with him on other issues, the state's budget was held up for months by a die-hard Republican minority in the legislature.

"The plants weren't as vigorous".

"Partisanship — defined as vigorous, principled disagreement — has an honored place in democracy.