Sentence examples for from a vigorous from inspiring English sources

It would have benefited from a vigorous session with a red pen.

This tangled story may not require a hot comb, but it would have benefited from a vigorous brushing.

But the center of gravity, naturally, was the Fifth, which benefited from a vigorous and often tense reading.

Scuba diving has benefited from a vigorous conservation program designed to protect the undersea flora and fauna.

An orchardist will snip a short length of scion wood from a vigorous tree and bury it in moist soil.

Janacek's "Oct . 1 1905" Sonata, holding the middle ground between the novel and the well known, benefited from a vigorous, almost pictorial reading.

Simply calling a phenomenon "populism" with a knowing sigh is a long way from having a vigorous response to it.

Tere (Cherry Pie Picache), the group's gloomy, unofficial den mother, is an attractive, virginal 40-something woman whose low self-esteem prevents her from mounting a vigorous campaign to find Mr. Right.

Although his wife, Wendy Lee Gramm, served on the board of Enron, he has shown no indication of being deterred from playing a vigorous role during the debate over the measure.

Ms. Gu and her family may have intentionally refrained from mounting a vigorous defense against the murder charges and decided to strike a deal with the government because she understood that the trial's real target was her husband — whom senior party leaders in Beijing are hoping to render guilty by association and destroy for good.

C. 1105 Siena, Italy August 30, 1181 Rome, Italy Alexander III, original name Rolando Bandinelli (born c. 1105, Siena, Tuscany died Aug. 30, 1181, Rome) pope from 1159 to 1181, a vigorous exponent of papal authority, which he defended against challenges by the Holy Roman emperor Frederick Barbarossa and Henry II of England.