Sentence examples for excessive vigour from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, some see the expensive and time-consuming Walmart case as part of a mounting body of evidence that the war on commercial bribery is being waged with excessive vigour, forcing companies to be overcautious in policing themselves.
Ever since the Smiths, Morrissey has presented himself as a melodramatic deity, who treats his pangs of the heart with such excessive vigour and doomed brio that he comes on like a provincial Byronic hero; most obviously, in How Soon Is Now? he recoils from rejection like a wretched, misunderstood creature, rather than a mere man who's not much cop at flirting and fails to pull at a nightclub.
In some cases, it could even reduce an excessive vegetative vigour of grapevine.
Excessive intrusion by the OfS could well stifle the vigour of the sector.
Rangeland degradation may be defined as "the retrogression of vegetative cover leading to surface layer exposure to wind and soil erosion by washing away the organic compositions that give vigour to plants' development" (Solomon 2003), arising as a consequence of excessive human activities and/or unfavourable natural conditions.
The planets are near, so that the visual ray reaches them in its full vigour, but when it comes to the fixed stars it is quivering because of the distance and its excessive extension; and its tremor produces an appearance of movement in the star: for it makes no difference whether movement is set up in the ray or in the object of vision.
There was renewed vigour.
"His characters want vigour.
Vigour, energy, persistence, grit.
It was full of fiery vigour.
