The Christmas before Dad died, he walked to the top with us, seemingly as vigorous as ever.
Whatever the truth, it was not Mr Prabhakaran who suffered: Mr Premadasa was killed by the Tigers in 1993.Mr Prabhakaran is only 44 and seemingly as vigorous as when he bombed the carnival at the age of 18. Killing him now would not be likely to end the fighting: you can't kill the Tamils' idea of a homeland.
Watching this vigorous, seemingly possessed actor at work, you feel that the name of this creaking vehicle ought really to be changed to "Robert".If Mr Hirsch's jeu is all about demonstration, entertainment and eye-catching bravura, Mr Bouquet's skill is so subtle as to be almost invisible.
Employers have had the luxury of being able to pick from a seemingly inexhaustible supply of vigorous people in their 20s and 30s.
The pavilion's elements were disparate in form - the chunky theater, the vast, open hall, the tall, slender towers - and in detailing - solid, no-nonsense concrete, seemingly flimsy plexiglass and the vigorous character of the riveted steel.
This spring Doerr took on a seemingly light political chore: He ran a vigorous drive to raise school taxes in the wealthy northern California hamlet where he lives.
Oliver is vigorous, upbeat, robust, sexually adventurous and seemingly tireless: That he is also married hardly matters.
First, though, he sets the stage, pulling you in with seemingly casual details and actions — a business trip, a vigorous run, a visit to a planetarium — which don't seem meaningful in and of themselves.
Of course, there are vigorous arguments and countless anecdotes on both sides, many of them seemingly justifying the higher costs of private or more elite schools.
