Sentence examples for bringing vigor from inspiring English sources

In 1998, Hill took up another small but important role in the film Restaurant; Entertainment Weekly praised her portrayal of the protagonist's pregnant former girlfriend as bringing vigor to that film.

But Mr. Vote brought vigor and textural clarity to the score.

He brought vigor, character and textural transparency to music often subjected to Romantic excess and bombast.

Though age had slowed his pace in recent years, he continued to bring vigor and passion to his craft.

In that short time, Anderson's ingenious interweaving of the masculine and feminine elements of the two lines has brought vigor and modernity to both.

May 15 2012 May 19 2012 May 15-1919: Mating an electric-organ-based trio with a powerhouse tenor saxophonist may be a well-worn tradition, but the keyboardist Joey DeFrancesco and the eminent veteran George Coleman will undoubtedly bring vigor to the game.

"She clearly thinks that greater presidential control over the bureaucracy is a good thing because it can bring vigor to government," said David F. Engstrom, a Stanford law professor of administrative law.

Multimedia teaching has been widely used in college classroom teaching and brings vigor to it.

Moving pen on paper or fingers on a keyboard brings vigor to our veins and joy to our world.

McKinley's vice president, Teddy Roosevelt, assumed the presidency and brought vigor to the serious work of regulating interstate commerce.

The group's chairwoman, Yolanda Rivera, disputed the critics, saying that it is a wonderful time for Banana Kelly, and that she was bringing renewed vigor to righting it financially.