One of Mr. Goodnough's most striking works from this period, "Form in Motion," is a large mural executed in 1967 for the Manufacturers Hanover Trust offices in Midtown Manhattan, its vigorous patches of color arrayed in an onrushing to-and-fro pattern suggestive of the pedestrian scrum on the city's sidewalks.
"The one I hate is this thing there called Indian Chief," Mr. Nial said, pointing to a bed that was unusual in the uniformity of its vigorous blooms, light maroon on top, darker on the bottom.
Its popularity in cultivation stems from its vigorous habit, its attractive and early red flowers, and most importantly, its flaming red fall foliage.
Its strong, contrasted colors and its vigorous brushwork in broad short strokes anticipate the most advanced strain of Fauve art.
Regional guideline for immediate tracheal suctioning (ITS) in vigorous and non-vigorous infants born through meconium-stained amniotic fluid (MSAF) has been established in 2003.
While admirably modest in its presentation and vigorous in its findings, "Actual Innocence" is strangely unsatisfying as an exploration of what might be called the psychology of conviction.
While it has always been vigorous in its opposition to war, FOR has insisted equally that this effort must be based on a commitment to the achieving of a just and peaceful world community, with full dignity and freedom for every human being.
Although the Catholic Church, which had strenuously opposed abortion well before Roe, was vigorous in its condemnation of the decision, the vast majority of Americans supported it.
The book suggests that American poetry remains vigorous in its ability to resist any particular vision of its future.
The students assert that the Fair Labor Association is dominated by corporations and will not be vigorous in its monitoring.
