Such candour brings vigour to public life.
Both seemed revived by their collaboration, which brings vigour and grittiness to the sort of standard redemption story much favoured by the sports genre.
He promised that he would heal people and bring new vigour and meaning to their lives.
At least, thought many, Mr Berlusconi might bring entrepreneurial vigour to government; his ribald comments about women were, well, part of being an Italian male.Set aside for a moment the squalid allegations of bunga-bunga parties.
One was so terrified of horses that he had to be hauled up with a rope and plonked into the saddle, every time.Of all these Marlboro Men, used by the Philip Morris company after 1954 to bring masculine vigour to a "Mild as May" slow-selling filter cigarette, only one, according to a spokesman, was real.
On the other hand, extensive outbreeding will bring hybrid vigour, and delay the appearance of reduced fertility due to the accumulation of recessive deleterious mutations.
For other fairs expansion brought new vigour.
"He has also brought extra vigour to the Wall Street Journal franchise, which is developing its digital strategy, an area in which Will has particular expertise," he added.
James Balfour's new wealth brought new vigour to the ancient family, with many of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren achieving notability.
For the post of principal conductor Glock engaged Antal Doráti, who, in Heyworth's judgment, raised standards of playing and brought new vigour to the programmes in his four years in charge (1962 66).
