Sentence examples for necessary vigor from inspiring English sources

He has often demonstrated a necessary vigor in ridding the priesthood of abusers.

What appeared to be lacking, from Greeley's perspective, was a necessary vigor from President Lincoln and his administration.

As the plot swerves toward an almost crazy conclusion, there is the inkling of a strong, interesting idea here, about how some versions of modern religion are predicated on the systematic denial of reality, but "Salvation Boulevard" is itself too loosely tethered to the actual world to make the point with the necessary vigor or acuity.

The scholarship also allowed me to focus on my second year of studies with the necessary vigor.

Why did it happen to Adam?" The team must play Purdue on Saturday, at home, with the vigor necessary for a dangerous game that sometimes, paradoxically, incorporates a high-speed collision as a means of self-defense.

Instead of using the agony of our past to obtain the vigor necessary to become something other than what the world expects, African Americans remain oppressed and controlled by our own misrepresented realities.

He was also criticized for lacking the vigor necessary to serve as head of a cabinet department, and for failing to see through the proposed creation of a new, stronger cabinet department that would have replaced the Interior.

Directed by "Kick-Ass" action specialist Matthew Vaughn with slightly more vigor than necessary and a shade less restraint than needed, it's a bit too too to be "brilliant," as the Brits say.

The Times' Betsy Sharkey calls "Kingsman" a "dry, wry sendup of the 007 world" and adds, "Directed by [Vaughn] with slightly more vigor than necessary and a shade less restraint than needed, it's a bit too too to be 'brilliant,' as the Brits say.

Nonetheless, in today's world, subject to rapid changes and shaken by questions of great importance for the life of faith, in order to govern the ship of Saint Peter and announce the Gospel, it is necessary to have a certain vigor of body and soul, vigor, which in recent months, has diminished, forcing me to recognize my incapacity to administer well the ministry that has been entrusted to me.

He must echo neither the venerable King James translation nor the many recent versions; he must somehow be modern as well as faithful to the past, reproducing where necessary the ancient, strange, "uncanny" vigor of J, the primary author.