Sentence examples for comparatively vigorous from inspiring English sources
He was disappointed by what he saw as Obama's ineffectual advocacy of immigration reform and his comparatively vigorous approach to enforcement.
"The L Word," which has inspired this new series, spent its five-year tenure on Showtime tirelessly working to upend the perceptions that underlie such bons mots: that lesbians mate like penguins, for life, with comparatively less vigorous libidos and healthier bean dishes.
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).
Comparatively younger and more vigorous than his predecessors, Sumner actively built up the state militia and worked to ensure its preparedness in case of attack.
What's more, in cities like Minneapolis, Denver and Toledo, Ohio, where the death rattle of the middle class is still comparatively faint, the civic spirit often feels more vigorous than in global cities like Los Angeles and New York, which increasingly resemble playgrounds for the rich.
Facsimiles of some of the pages, provided by Sotheby's, show a variety of handwriting styles, ranging from the vigorous scrawl typical of late Beethoven to sections that are comparatively elegant.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Vigorous attempted procreation.
Redistribution is vigorous.
