Sentence examples for so vigorous that from inspiring English sources

And it's so vigorous that it grows easily from cuttings.

The effort was so vigorous that it may have undermined itself somewhat.

Trade was so vigorous that the Strand downtown was called "the Wall Street of the Southwest".

The message is so simple and the beat is so vigorous that it simply sounds like salvation.

The argument grew so vigorous that some of the restaurant staff, who as it turned out were mostly Portuguese from Madeira, joined in.

"In fact, he was so vigorous that he clashed with scientists and cryptographers over public access to cryptography and freedom to publish in areas of national security science".

"This morning I felt so vigorous by comparison that when I went shopping I bounded up the subway stairs two at a time".

"He or she" is a convention, of course, but the "I" of this collection is so vigorous a presence that I occasionally lost track of the narrator's gender or sexual orientation, viscerally if not literally.

(When Diana was there with her sons, the paparazzi assault on the beaches — by land, sea, and air — was so vigorous and intrusive that Branson worked out a deal: one day, the Princess presented herself briefly for a few thousand pictures; then the photographers had to disappear).

"The Korean-American community has so much vitality, it is so vigorous, so capable, that unless it is directed with sufficient force it cannot be contained," Hyun said.

I do like Miller's ability to bring out the sensitive and rather delicate undertones of a sport that appears so vigorous and purely masculine.