A new generation of older people, whom she called the young-old, could be distinguished from the middle-aged primarily by retirement and from the old-old by vigor and social involvement, she wrote.
The Gillmor Gang — Robert Scoble, John Taschek, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor — returned to the Social Wars with renewed vigor courtesy of two weeks of material.
Instead, her bleak lyrics railed against social injustices with the vigor of a punk poet, and neither of them were ever afraid to be political.
The SF-36 assesses health status in eight areas: physical functioning, role disruption due to physical difficulties, role disruption due to emotional difficulties, social functioning, mental health, vigor, health perception, and pain.
They may think their late years will be filled with vigor, work, active social lives and "giving back".
If the concept of "place" has any meaning, it lies in the vigor with which social and artistic values confront one another in urban space.
Instead of succumbing to the political rhetoric being espoused by self-appointed leaders, Muslims must leave aside their cynicism and engage in the Indian political, social and cultural life with vigor and positivity.
This reversal of attitude occurred some five years after World War II where women, still full of vigor from the social battles they'd already won, played a vital role in the war effort and became an essential and equal people in American workplaces.
It tends to health, vigor, animation, and social feeling [30, p. 101].
The reliability of the FACT-fatigue scale has been reported to be 0.84 and it has been shown to have good validity with other measures of fatigue, a significant negative relationship with vigor and with social desirability [ 49].
