Sentence examples for much vigorous from inspiring English sources

When he talks, he favors the Socratic monologue — a series of questions that he poses to himself, then answers, punctuated by "ahhh" and much vigorous nodding.

There was square dancing, to be sure, but as always, just as much vigorous foot tapping to the lovely, speedy melodies.

People who live in colder states take more exercise than those who live in warm onesA RECENT report by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention declares that only 64% of Americans surveyed can be described as physically active (defined as over 150 minutes per week of moderate exercise or half as much vigorous activity).

Why and how the Bank of England has been so wrong, for so long, has been the subject of much vigorous debate at these press conferences (and also in this blog).

He walked but didn't do much vigorous exercise or weight training.

There is no clinging to the old when there is much vigorous work to be done.

The F1 hybrid of crosses between different genotypes is often much more vigorous than its parents.

Interestingly, a collaboration with Craig David, Stuck in the Middle, is much more vigorous.

"Law enforcement has been much more vigorous this year than in the past".

A biological threat that requires much more vigorous and urgent countermeasures.

The fight for Turkey's soul is about to be joined in a much more vigorous way.