Sentence examples for lively vigorous from inspiring English sources

Galliard, (French gaillard: "lively"), vigorous 16th-century European court dance.

It's a lively, vigorous piece of work of the kind you might easily see at the Royal Court Theatre Upstairs.

His vaunted precision in matters of balance and articulation resulted in a lively, vigorous account, and the musicians rose to the occasion with polished, responsive playing.

And it makes for a lively, vigorous evening even if the production, which seats the audience in the middle of a large, rectangular space, sometimes leads to tennis-neck.

Too much time and ink have been spent talking about how challenging, rigorous and difficult Elliott Carter's music is, and not nearly enough on how lively, vigorous and even funny it can be.

It is a testament to our country's strength that we can engage in a lively, vigorous debate about our politicians, whether they are African-American, Jewish, women or even the whitest of white men like Mitt Romney.

Nothing characterizes Israel more than the lively and vigorous debate regarding anything and everything.

In the meantime the museum provides a lively and vigorous survey.

It has the highest literacy rate in Africa (over 80%), an established black middle class, a lively press, vigorous civic organisations and, until recently, an independent judiciary and a relatively sophisticated, well-diversified economy.

"You only have to look at judgments across the country to see that there's a lively and vigorous debate going on about section 20," says Linda Uren, director of children's social care at Gloucestershire county council.

Even the performances reflect the movie's contours — Hathaway's performance is merely lively and vigorous until, upon the florid outburst of fantasy, it turns whimsical, unrestrained, agonized, seemingly self-transformative.