Sentence examples for particularly vigorous from inspiring English sources

Microsoft's MSN has been particularly vigorous.

The story is a little embarrassing as the Guardian's coverage of Ida was particularly vigorous.

While her style of muckraking might be particularly vigorous, her preoccupation with Brand's attractiveness is nothing new.

The tinkering is currently proceeding at a particularly vigorous pace; but do not mistake that for impending abolition.

Among over-90s, said Watson, the population growth was particularly vigorous: an age group which totalled 13,000 in 1911 now numbers 430,000.

Abandon thy brain, leave thy chainmail leggings at the door and, as Oriane bellows during one particularly vigorous bumming session, "LET YOURSELF GOOOO".

Most of these studies indicated higher estimates of physical activity by self-reports both in youth as well as in adults, particularly regarding vigorous intensity activities [ 17].

Generally, the Historical score was higher than Baseline, particularly for vigorous-intensity scores.

Agreement for reports of whether respondents participated in specific activities was also reasonably reliable (see Table  3), particularly for vigorous-intensity activities (percent agreement 64-79% and Kappa 0.28-0.48).

The crossbowman, unlike the archer, did not have to be particularly strong or vigorous, and his volume of fire was not as limited by fatigue.

He particularly recalled his vigorous and definitive response to the post commander who demanded to know by whose order he had returned to Paducah so soon after Grant had expelled him.