Sentence examples for quite vigorously from inspiring English sources

Clawson said, "The Israelis disagreed quite vigorously with us last summer.

People respond quite vigorously to how the broadcast is put together".

Given that they're competing quite vigorously with each other and with Rosetta Stone, their services can only get better.

The early growth of the axillary bud proceeds quite vigorously until a certain number of leaf primordia has been formed; then apical activity slows.

There are no changes at halftime, but Navas, Fabregas and Pedro have all been warming up quite vigorously in the middle of the field during the intermission.

Add Holocaust denial, which is also becoming popular in the Arab world, and you have a dangerous new ideology, an ideology that Hezbollah, despite its assertions that it has nothing against Jews as Jews, propounds quite vigorously.

She blinks rather vigorously.

Still, never before had a panel done it quite so vigorously.

It's not that unusual an occurrence, but it served as the perfect parable on quite how vigorously the camera manufacturers have self-copulated themselves into oblivion.

These results also pose a larger question: Why do bears generally, even in venomous snake areas, respond quite less vigorously and intensely than monkeys and apes to snakes?

The resulting book is a vigorously varied panorama of a country where "no one was quite what he or she seemed; everyone was more".