Sentence examples for rather vigorously from inspiring English sources

She blinks rather vigorously.

That's more or less right – although Liberals were playing down this prospect rather vigorously.

Later, it seems the rape did not happen; the boy kissed Ursula rather vigorously as a goodbye gesture.

Reflecting further today, the former president said he missed the broader point while "rather vigorously" defending his wife against the attacks.

The first patient was a wrangler who was trying some of the fancier methods of breaking a horse; the horse reacted rather vigorously and threw him.

The 2012 record for debate aggression was actually set Thursday night in California, when a uniformed officer broke up a spirited encounter between Representatives Brad Sherman and Howard Berman, who had begun yelling and poking at each other rather vigorously.

First Hashim Amla kept De Villiers company in a partnership of 125 and towards the end David Wiese, rather more vigorously, was his accomplice.

So far, the accusations that he is an isolationist do not ring true: his campaign statements ring with the phrases of international engagement, and he might well engage China and Russia rather more vigorously than some might like.

He appeals modestly to liberals—he was something of a reformist in Soviet days and, rather more vigorously, to the country's many indignant nationalists, as chief Russian trouble-maker for the West in the Balkans and the Gulf.Mr Yavlinsky apart, none of the candidates has a serious economic programme.

Dolomite effervesces with dilute hydrochloric acid, but slowly rather than vigorously as calcite does; in general, it appears to smolder slowly, and in some cases it does so only after the rock has been powdered or the acid warmed, or both.

Even more striking, Mr. Bush openly criticized the N.R.A.'s executive vice president, Wayne LaPierre, for his recent assertions that President Clinton, rather than vigorously prosecuting the laws, tolerated a certain level of gun violence to keep his public crusade for gun control on the front burner.