Sentence examples for quite vigorous from inspiring English sources

He is now in his late 40s and still quite "vigorous" and "sleek".

In the eighteen-nineties, his longtime friend Beatrice Webb formed the opinion that Spencer was quite vigorous for a man in his seventies.

"This is partly based on the belief that fuel prices will come down and economic growth will become quite vigorous again," he said.

The biggest changes they saw were related to the natural El Niño vs. La Niña oscillation over the Pacific Ocean, which was quite vigorous during the decade they analyzed.

Mr. Knapp enjoyed good health and was quite vigorous until 1995, when he injured himself in a horseback-riding accident in Millbrook, N.Y., which cracked his hip and ribs and caused a collapsed lung.

"His encouragement could be quite vigorous," said Dominic Proctor, a former senior executive at Thompson, who initially opposed the creation of the company, MindShare, where he is now chief executive.

Even the Pac-12 hand-wringing doesn't seem quite as vigorous: the 'Lopes have scheduled a trip to hoops giant Arizona in Tucson next winter, adding yet another marquee date to a non-conference slate that also includes visits to old-money bastions Duke and Illinois, as well as visits from Louisville and San Diego State.

We didn't expect one quite as vigorous as this one.

"They trained and finished with quite a vigorous fitness session and they came through pretty good on that," said Edwards.

The newly unveiled circulation isn't quite as vigorous as the flow in your neighborhood pool, but it may supply fresh food to a suspected population of microbes in the lake.

Maurice Richardson, reviewing Colonel Sun for The Observer, wrote that when being judged as a thriller, the novel "is vigorous, quite exciting, rather disorderly, a bit laboured".