But while the collection looked more robustly Saint Laurent than in recent seasons, the clothes never got under your skin.
In spring, the tree looks quite robustly particular, on the verge of renewing itself again.
It would be wrong to not look very robustly at every situation in that team, to make sure we do it right.
Xenophon said the terms of reference should cover the long-term economic and budgetary implications of the fall in iron ore prices "and to look fairly robustly at the allegations made by Andrew Forrest about the iron ore market and the power of BHP and Rio".
Nor does she have the physical qualities for the role: her Princess may talk about not being "young anymore" and about the horror of the closeup, in which "all your terrible history screams," but when a closeup of her face is projected onto the hotel curtain what's shocking isn't the way that time has ravaged the Princess; it's that Lane's skin looks so robustly fresh and tight.
Next comes a photograph of the two men shaking hands robustly, looking each other in the eye.
Mr. Kwiecien, who injured himself at a dress rehearsal and was replaced for opening night and two other performances, "looked nimble on his feet, sang robustly and threw himself into the title role," Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times.
The Polish baritone Mariusz Kwiecien looked nimble on his feet, sang robustly and threw himself into the title role of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" at the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday night in the new production by the director Michael Grandage.
Last time we looked, the oil and gas business remains robustly profitable, despite falling gas prices.
That original research, published in a landmark 2010 study, looked into the genetics of why some people respond to endurance exercise so robustly, while others do not.
