Sentence examples similar to make any vigorous from inspiring English sources

If "mandatory" weren't a word to make any vigorous-minded artist kick, I'd say that it should be mandatory viewing for everyone in film school and even anyone who is contemplating applying.

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.

In April, he stood beside British Prime Minister David Cameron to make a vigorous case for a vote by Britons to remain in the European Union.

Because neutrophils can make a vigorous oxidative burst and people with CGD are more susceptible to S. enterica bacteremia [20], we tested the role of reactive oxygen in both host defense and in mediating diarrhea.

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.

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