Sentence examples for our vigorous from inspiring English sources

By and large, British citizens are well served by our vigorous media culture.

My thought was something like: This is the tremendous strength of America — our vigorous, optimistic young people and their clean, clean hair.

"While the latest TiP report did not recognise our vigorous, government-wide efforts that yielded unprecedented progress and concrete results, Thailand remains committed to combating human trafficking.

There are many of us in Colombia who would like to see our vigorous ex-president giving self-improvement lectures abroad or consulting for some foreign corporation.

Having become addicted to chamber music at age 50, when I took up the cello, I greatly enjoyed your exposé of our vigorous and happy society ("For Music's Sake," Oct. 22).

But we will continue our vigorous reporting on the health care industry, including coverage of patients, insurers, medical professionals and drug-makers, within the Business and Health sections and on the Well blog.

In doing the hard organizational work, he has taught friends a lesson: The grace and spirit with which we endure illness or dying is as much a measure of our character as the way we go about our most vigorous days.

Even so, to the extent that Bush and Ashcroft have been thwarted it has been due largely to our still vigorous federal judiciary, especially the Supreme Court.

Solomon believes, as many do, that "the Catholic Church was long set up as our most vigorous enemy, and it's to be hoped, very profoundly, that this change in position will filter down through the Catholic hierarchy and make religion once more the champion of loving-kindness, and no longer the instrument of oppression".

In fact, in the last half-century (and especially in the last 20 years, as diaspora writers from the Dominican Republic to Nigeria to India and Pakistan have emerged as some of our most vigorous storytellers), nostalgia – which is a combination of "returning home" and "ache" – has taken on a different texture.

Swartz, one of our most vigorous champions of open access and copyright reform, committed suicide in New York City on Friday at the age of 26. .