Sentence examples for made a vigorous from inspiring English sources

He also made a vigorous attack on slavery.

Auberon's favorite target was liberal reform, which made a vigorous showing in England in the nineteen-seventies.

He went on, "That policy to me has really gone — phist!" He made a vigorous gesture with his hand.

His demise was followed by that of Robin Cook, a former Labour foreign secretary, who would have made a vigorous Better Together leader.

The White House on Monday defended the president's efforts on the gun legislation, saying he had made a vigorous effort to lobby wavering senators.

After he arrived in 1672, Louis de Buade, comte de Palluau et de Frontenac, the governor of New France, made a vigorous push into the continental interior.

THE brash, high-living Shanghai of the early 20th century is making a vigorous comeback.

It's tough to make a vigorous movie about someone who can barely move.

Brill makes a vigorous case against teachers' unions and conveys the epiphanies, setbacks and triumphs of a national reform movement.

That is a large statement but probably correct, and the author certainly makes a vigorous case for it.

Here and there, Ms. Crier makes a vigorous, fresh, sustained argument that conveys new information and insight.