He will be remembered for his encompassing warmth, his humor, his intense loyalty and the vigor of his opinions.
But I love the heightened level of her finishing, for it shows off her skills; most admirable is her control of the charcoal, which gives a mist or shadow effect when lightly used, and when it is applied with more vigor delivers an intense black.
One possible explanation for this reaction is that more intense courtship reliably signals male vigor so a female can use it to choose a high quality father for her offspring (Borgia 1979; Berglund et al. 1996).
Think of the second characteristic energy as the vigor that is fueled by intense personal commitment.
The strong uplift within the jet stream and from along the intense cold front also contributed to the air's upward vigor.
The wiry, intense Dramane Diarra, from Mali, is left alone on the stage, trembling with such vigor that he seems possessed.
As Penelope Longstreet, a high-strung, high-minded avatar of liberal hypocrisy, Ms. Foster is frighteningly intense, and her skirmishes with Alan Cowan, Mr. Waltz's cynical corporate lawyer, are full of vigor and venom.
Writing ecstatically about an ecstatic movie, it's easy to get carried away — to see most clearly what sparks the most intense emotion — and one of those things in the viewing of Leos Carax's "Holy Motors" is the impulsive vigor of the filming: the tone of spontaneous invention, creative urgency, documentary curiosity.
The mixed-martial arts fighter had come out of the "DWTS" gate strong but had been on a steady slide since, receiving the lowest scores of the night with his less-than-intense paso doble (this, despite Karina's attempt to get her star partner to hip thrust with "Rocky -like vigoRocky -like"Half the people in that row should get pregnant"). .
energy vigor fueled by intense personal commitment and the capacity to tackle heavy workloads to meet tight deadlines.
