Sentence examples for seems vigorously from inspiring English sources

With the exception of several music acts, like Destiny's Child, the inauguration seems vigorously mainstream.

The president, to put it mildly, does not seem vigorously engaged in the very tough job of being president.

And he seemed to vigorously question the approach being taken by the trustee, Irving H. Picard.

Naden, 39, fidgeted in the dock, played with his beard, drummed his face with his fingers and at one point seemed to vigorously brush dust from the bench in front of him as Justice Price spent an hour delivering his sentencing remarks, ending with the order that Naden spend life in prison with no chance of parole.

Homophobic violence, though, remains a problem.None of the new laws seems to have been vigorously enforced.

But some of the aversion to public gum consumption probably stems from an unconscious association with the kinds of people — ballplayers, Erin Brockovich, reformed smokers, "Joe Millionaire" contestants — who tend, or so it seems, to chew most vigorously.

But some of the aversion to public gum consumption probably stems from an unconscious association with the kinds of people ballplayers, Erin Brockovich, reformed smokers, "Joe Millionaire" contestants who tend, or so it seems, to chew most vigorously.

Get the pan hot as hell, shaking it more vigorously than seems right for about 30 seconds to evenly distribute the kernels across the bottom of the pan and coat them sufficiently with the oil.

A number of people who attacked Keynesian analysis vigorously seem to be in the process of backing off, which is good.

Many of her crusades now seem prescient: She vigorously opposed a 2004 decision that allowed banks like J. P. Morgan and HSBC Holdings to escape state supervision.

Wells's first chapter offers a quick tour d'horizon of sexuality in Shakespeare's time, which reveals that despite fire-and-brimstone ecclesiastical condemnation, and the existence of so-called Bawdy Courts, which could condemn you to prison or humiliating public penance for carnal lapses, all forms of sexual activity seemed to flourish vigorously.