Sentence examples for make a vigorous from inspiring English sources

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

In pressing his case in the State of the Union address on Tuesday, White House officials said, Mr. Bush plans to make a vigorous argument against Saddam Hussein.

Not surprisingly, both sides sought today to make a vigorous case that the outstanding ballots would most likely tend to be in their favor.

I saw Frances de la Tour make a vigorous Hamlet at the Half Moon; if anything, she underplayed the character's femininity.

Before the financial crisis, most policy makers and opinion leaders smugly assumed that the economy would remain on an even keel, so Madrick felt he had to make a vigorous argument that economic problems required government action.

The timing of the two plays — both with the bases loaded and with two outs — prompted Sterling to do what homers do: make a vigorous, slightly shrill, case for his team, as if he was in court, arguing for Cano, don't you know?

He also made a vigorous attack on slavery.

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

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

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

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