"Black Book" is the first film he has shot in his native country in more than 20 years, and it shows in its vigor, in the strained seams of its construction and in its willful irreverence toward its subject — particularly its insistence that there are no obvious villains, even in the middle of a Nazi occupation.
With the market showing vigor, Anish was contemplating trading some stocks.
He showed vigor and enthusiasm, and excitement, a man who wants to lead".
The players knew and it showed in the vigor of the short practice session at Rye Playland.
She now had sole creative authority, and it showed in the vigor of designs like a chunky cuff in rock crystal with pavé-set diamonds (owned by Diana Vreeland and seen in a 1938 photograph of the editor at El Morocco), large yellow-gold leaf clips worn by the socialite Mona Williams for a 1935 portrait in Vogue, and brooches and architectural rings set off by one or perhaps two large stones.
Similarly, as much as Prussia may have embodied, in the words of Mirabeau, an "army with a state rather than a state with an army", it showed remarkable entrepreneurial vigor.
The current recovery has entered its ninth year — long by economic standards — but it is showing some unexpected vigor.
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It acknowledged that the sisters showed great vigor on matters of social justice, but said they were "silent" on the right to life from conception to natural death, and did not promote church teaching on sexuality and family life.
Asked if it were likely that anyone would deposit a sum of $900 into a bank account, Mr. Browne agreed that it was not, but said the efforts showed the vigor of the Internal Affairs inquiry.
With General Motors showing new vigor in its erratic efforts to cut costs, the U.A.W. wants to send a powerful message that it will put up costly roadblocks if the company tries to downsize its American plants and work force beyond what the union has agreed to.
