Sentence examples for seemed vigorous from inspiring English sources

Koestler was 77, with Parkinson's disease, but Cynthia was 55 and seemed vigorous.

Mr. Castro, 81, looked thinner but seemed vigorous and animated as he talked with Mr. Chávez and his brother Raúl, who replaced him as president in February.

In fact, at a performance of the Verdi Requiem at the Met on Thursday Mr. Levine seemed vigorous, shaking his fist with passion during the terrifying orchestral blasts of the opening of the "Dies irae" section.

"The Hosni Mubarak who speaks to you today is proud of his achievements over the years in serving Egypt and its people," he said, wearing a dark suit and seeming vigorous in the speech broadcast on state television.

"The Venezuelan government has seemed more vigorous in denying the existence of a humanitarian crisis than in working to resolve it," said José Miguel Vivanco, Americas director at Human Rights Watch.

"The Venezuelan government has seemed more vigorous in denying the existence of a humanitarian crisis than in working to resolve it".

Today's seekers, centered primarily in Brooklyn, seem especially vigorous.

Now, a decade on, Colombian democracy does seem more vigorous than it was.

In that company, the disappointing 2.2 percent growth in the United States over the same period seems almost vigorous.

And while there is a bit of gray in his drooping mustache, he seems as vigorous as ever.

Oddly, at the first performance, on Wednesday evening, Mr. Muti made the Franck seem more vigorous and exciting than the Beethoven.