Sentence examples for lacking vigor from inspiring English sources

No one could accuse Mr. Doran's version, which deliberately evokes the tumultuous African dictatorships and civil wars of recent years, of lacking vigor.

But in a contest that saw fireworks Tuesday night when Trump, the decisive frontrunner, accused Jeb Bush, the clubby choice, of lacking vigor, the cable channel also faces hazards.

That's a lot of weight to put on a campaign or an individual, but this critical sense of lacking vigor has been a label that's stuck.

But the inquiry can strangely lack vigor.

For all the exceptional handwork creating a slim shearling dress or chunky cable knits, the show lacked vigor.

He mentioned no critics by name, but Senator John McCain, chairman of the Senate armed services committee, has complained loudly that the bombing campaign lacks vigor.

As a whole, however, Horizon Theatre Rep's black-box production, directed by Alex Lippard, lacks vigor, often getting bogged down beneath the weight of the words.

Dear Farley Katz, While I appreciate you taking the time to blog about our viral art-rap song, I'm sorry to say your journalistic approach lacked vigor.

Their values may have been the right ones, but as a collective they lost focus, lacked vigor, and, in the end, could not resist the blandishments of a cunning suitor.

Other principals had a bumpy night: Maxim Mironov lacked vigor as Alphonse, Fenella's seducer, and the captivating young soprano Eglise Gutiérrez, as the unhappy noblewoman Elvire, struggled through a cold.

The decline came even as gasoline prices retreated from their peak just above $4 a gallon in early May and suggested the much-anticipated bounce back growth in the third quarter would lack vigor.