In Villeneuve's case, "the medical people were shocked to find his heart rate barely blipped above an average of 127 despite his ever-vigorous on-track activities".
The field had become crowded with ever more vigorous vicars, particularly from emerging economies like Brazil.
"We are as committed as ever to vigorous enforcement efforts," he said.
But, as Russia consolidates its hold over parts of Chechnya, an ever more vigorous hearts-and-minds campaign can be expected.
With an increasingly light touch and ever more vigorous pacing, Mr. Connelly -- whose work will soon be making its way to the movie screen, and no wonder -- fuses doom and determination into surprisingly invigorating storytelling.
Her love of animals, especially cats (her website lists every cat she has ever owned), and vigorous opposition to foxhunting belie her tough-as-nails image, and the Victoria sponge may be the icing on the revisionist cake.
The point is the mix, that vigorous, ever-more-precarious state of urban being, something that only cities can provide, and which New York, with more human ingredients to work from than any other city on earth, should be able to provide better than anywhere else.
Wholesale markets for oil, power and other commodities are bigger and more vigorous than ever.
Yet the art with which Just describes it remains as vigorous as ever.
"Lost in a Moment" is cast in a vaguely Brazilian color, and nothing ever rises above a vigorous bubble.
Inevitably he will go on to found — has there ever been a more vigorous salute to scholarly denial?
