Sentence examples for give vigorous from inspiring English sources
Both actors give vigorous physical performances.
Advanced reports suggest a promising young ensemble prepared to give vigorous performances.
Infants born earlier would be given "vigorous support" only if the parents requested it.
In 1900 Brisson was elected president of the Chamber of Deputies (reelected in 1906 and 1912) and gave vigorous support to the movement that achieved a separation of the affairs of church and state.
The unconducted orchestra (with Robert Kabara, its concertmaster, providing intermittent cues) gave vigorous, precise readings of Mr. Reich's Duet for Two Violins and String Ensemble (1993), a rarity with an appealing chromatic edge, and the mildly dissonant but more characteristically motoric Triple Quartet (1999).
You won't find works more mainstream than the Beethoven symphonies, and on Monday evening Paavo Jarvi and the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen gave vigorous performances of four of them — the First, Third ("Eroica"), Seventh and Eighth — in back-to-back concerts that kept the hall rocking until midnight.
Huxley was not alone among 19th century figures who gave vigorous and clear expositions of an epiphenomenalistic view.
Since China launched the strategy of "Developing the Western Region" in 2000 (covering 380 million people in 12 provinces), the central government has given vigorous supports to the development of medical and health service in the economically depressed western region.
He asks them to give short, vigorous claps instead.
The sway of those early adopters has thrust skirts from fashion's wings back to center stage, the flared minis, knife-pleated midis, below-the-knee pencil shapes and A-line each representing, their partisans say, a lively way to recharge a wardrobe and give a vigorous kick-start to spring.
