Around the mid-16th century, there emerged in Italy a lively tradition of popular theatre that fused many disparate elements into a vigorous style, which profoundly influenced the development of European theatre.
By the time he was in his mid-teens, he had developed a vigorous style of playing, and his clarity and fluency rivalled the old-time masters of the genre.
Shake your head in a vigorous manner.
Martin Stannard's recent two-volume biography 'a superb work written in a clean, vigorous style befitting its subject' seemed the last word, yet now here is Selina Hastings's hefty Evelyn Waugh: A Biography.
The forms they create are monumental and weighty, and both male and female figures are carved in an impressively vigorous style.
Grisly as it sometimes is, "Coldheart Canyon" unfolds with genuine momentum, in the vigorous style of a fully engaged storyteller.
Traditional rules of European harmony are consistently disregarded, giving rise to a spare, vigorous style in which the movement of the individual melodic lines is of primary importance.
It was also executed in the vigorous style that Michelangelo used when designing for sculpture.The professor saw other corroborating elements.
Secondly, (as Porter records) by the early 19th century, a measure of intellectual exhaustion had set in in philosophical circles, and this provided a ready audience for his vigorous style of writing.
This December, the resort will be hosting two immersion yoga retreats: Ashtanga Yoga in Tuscany is aimed at both advanced students as well as those who want to get a taste of the vigorous style for the first time.
Abrams made his reputation in television, conjuring up "Alias" and "Lost" — another show that began in vigorous style and has shown increasingly little sign of knowing how to stop.
