Sentence examples for little vigor from inspiring English sources
Even beyond the Schumann, there was little vigor in a sleepy evening of Sibelius symphonies.
I use a whisk and a little vigor to beat the sugar with the yogurt, eggs and flavouring; a whisk and a little less vigor to incorporate the dry ingredients; and then a spatula and a softer touch to gradually stir in the oil.
To test if the small amounts of uppers were negatively affecting aquatic life in the streams or just giving fish a little vim and vigor, researchers built a duplicate stream environment in their lab, complete with rocks and living organisms, and seeded the thing with a sprinkle of ice.
While very few of us would skip a post-swim shower (got to get that icky chlorine off!), we should probably follow the pre-swim rules with a little more vigor.
But little of that vigor will spill over into the boring transmission sector.
To tell the truth, a little more melodramatic vigor would be welcome from time to time.
On July 27 , 1974— forty years ago this Sunday — the House Judiciary Committee showed more than a little of that vigor and integrity when it voted, by a substantial bipartisan majority, for the first of three articles of impeachment against President Richard Nixon.
Now 66 and with osteoarthritis often forcing her to use a wheelchair, Ms. Fernandez appears to have lost little of the vigor that has driven her to seek justice for migrant workers, insisting that she will continue providing a voice for the vulnerable as long as she is able.
The second half started much like the first as substitutions eroded little of Germany's vigor.
But make no mistake: with "The Dinner Party," directed with much vigor and little subtlety by John Rando, Mr. Simon is playing the same game with a straight, even sorrowful face.
Genome-wide association analysis of hybrid vigor finds little evidence for enrichment of individual deleterious SNPs, but significant enrichment for genes containing deleterious SNPs, suggesting a meaningful role for dominance and complementation in explaining observations of hybrid vigor.
