Sentence examples for of this vigorous from inspiring English sources

The class extends its deepest sympathy to the large family of this vigorous, loyal classmate.

Representative Anthony Weiner, a New York Democrat, asked why Mr. O'Keefe didn't learn earlier of "this vigorous debate among experts" at the space agency.

No matter which members of this vigorous tribute band are playing, its heart and its repertory are always in the right place.

One can open it on any page and lose oneself in the life of Charles II's London, and of this vigorous, curious, hardworking, pleasure-loving man.

The life of this vigorous ruler of an empire ranging initially from the Persian Gulf to Cilicia, Syria, and Egypt can be largely reconstructed from his autobiographical annals and royal correspondence.

The sessions are not open to the public, but no matter; the more you see of this vigorous art form, with an opportunity for catharsis in every whack of the drum, the more you realize that it shouldn't be just a spectator sport.

In the spring of 1999, this vigorous man, trim for his 57 years, and full of hope for the nursery he and his son, Francesco, had just moved from Arlington, Va., to a five-acre property in nearby Chantilly, was told he had Alzheimer's.

The Irish playwright Mark O'Rowe, barely out of his 20's and fierce with talent, convincingly proposes some latter-day alternatives to the Beowulfs and Achilleses of old with this vigorous evening of two interrelated monologues performed by Aidan Kelly and Karl Shiels.

Ingenious as it is about art, ambition, hubris and the power of the imagination, this vigorous, sprightly book is ultimately constricted by the narrow idea from which it evolved.

In this regard, I cannot but thank the heavens to be blessed with the good fortune of being suddenly tossed into this vigorous group of fellow researchers with Mr. Berenson at their center, having made my way from the East without any such intent, and of being suddenly compelled to harbor similar ambitions, whereby I was able to accomplish a fair amount in my field.

(Anchor/Doubleday, $19.95). An amazing chunk of American history is encompassed in this vigorous memoir of the author's family, in which fact - newspaper clippings, taped interviews -mingles with imagination in the form of invented monologues.