Sentence examples for real vigour from inspiring English sources
Amnesty, in its more harshly worded report, rebuked Mr Blair and the government for failing to condemn the camp "with any real vigour".
When, belatedly, he met Mr Ibarretxe after the PNV had triumphed in a fresh regional election last May, he read the Basque premier a sharp lesson on the need for real vigour against ETA.
9.49pm GMT 4th over: New Zealand 3-0 (Fulton 2, Rutherford 1) Broad is hitting his straps, around 87mph and, having put sawdust down, is following through with real vigour.
Both Jemmett and Donnellan are from the UK but, like Ostermeier, they work mostly in Europe, where directors such as Ivo van Hove are reinventing these old familiar plays with real vigour and insight, unfettered by several hundred years of performance history and the reverence that afflicts so much Shakespeare produced in England.
"Jamie's got a real vigour in his defence, he puts massive hits in, he rattled a few Glasgow boys [in the friendlies] and that can only help in the Premiership.
They attacked with pace, vigour and real penetration and, more than anything, the sort of fearlessness that saw Sterling, with his first touch, elude a defender and send the ball soaring into the side-netting, fooling half the stadium into thinking they had witnessed one of England's great World Cup goals.
You took it with great vigour.
Liverpool's early vigour had evaporated and Real were in no mood to let them off lightly - but it was the sort of shambolic defending that has characterised the season for Rodgers's side that gave the visitors their third before the break.
Moreover, much of Germany's renewed vigour reflects stringent control of real wages, which has secured a fall in unit labour costs when they have been rising elsewhere.
We might start by sifting crap but a couple of passes can lure out real pipe-puffing linen-wearing tennis-playing vigour.
Second, it drags Welbeck into the broader weaknesses of this lop-sided Arsenal team, whose lack of midfield solidity under pressure – for all the fire and vigour of this performance – was the real key to Agüero's goal.
