Sentence examples for movement vigorously from inspiring English sources

Axiom opted for the all-live version, and the 12 players dug into its opening movement vigorously if at times with a strident tone that was probably unavoidable given the brash extroversion of the work's fast outer movements.

Hamas, the militant Islamic movement that has vigorously opposed Mr. Arafat's engagement in the peace effort, was even more strident about Mr. Clinton's remarks on moving the embassy.

This was demonstrated by erythrocyte movement phenomena and vigorously moving lymphocytes in the villus lamina propria (Fig.  8, Online Resource ESM_3.mpg).

Across the four movements, it was vigorously wistful if such a thing is possible.

These movements not only vigorously demanded an end to sexual violence, but they also insisted on behavior change in many communities -- calling for the end of harassment and discrimination against women in all sectors of society.

Many business groups say the Clinton administration adopted the rules as a parting gift to the labor movement, which had lobbied vigorously for them.

The enfranchisement of Indigenous Australians coincided with a civil rights movement that had earlier vigorously fought to obtain Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people access to some pensions, unemployment benefits and maternity allowances.

After the gorgeous slow movement, they applauded so vigorously that the music could not continue until the composer came onstage and took a bow.

We figured that if the app measured speed in movement, we could just vigorously shake the phone to reach the highest level, without having to painfully ram into each other.

This urban agriculture movement has grown even more vigorously elsewhere.

But far from being a grassroots movement, the tour has been vigorously marketed by a powerful political entity – the Catholic church.