Sentence examples for strength vigour from inspiring English sources
'Knowledge', writes Cudworth, 'is not a passion from anything without the mind, but an active exertion of the inward strength, vigour, and power of the mind, displaying itself from within' (Cudworth, 1996, p. 74).
He is a man of extraordinary strength and vigour.
In it, the five rehearse well-worn Tory themes about how the welfare state has sapped the strength and vigour of the British economy.
In her familiar red hat with Adlington printed on the side and black costume she swam the 16 lengths with unfailing strength and vigour.
We are also being persuaded that something of the power and the musculature of the horse itself seeps into the very veins of the man, apportioning him some of its animal strength and vigour.
Cheever leaves the reader to fill in the gaps in the narrative as Ned's sense of self wavers a little with each passing pool, as he is drained of his strength, his vigour, his virility, and time becomes telescoped so that a year dies in the space of a single afternoon.
Amenhotep also built structures at Karnak for his Sed festival, a festival by which a pharaoh's strength and vigour was renewed after reigning 30 years, but it seems likely that he died before he could use them.
Such changes occurred due to the fact that natural medicine or traditional medicine made a revolutionary come-back with renewed strength and vigour to play a more significant role in the management of human health [ 6].
We should be pursuing the item which has been on the agenda for the last two years of demilitarization on the island of Cyprus with as much strength and vigour as they are now pursuing the arms race in the Eastern Mediterranean.
They are bred to be swift but pay a price in skeletal strength and general vigour.
Thorpe's strengths were his vigour, his popularity with the public, his ability to convey important political opinions and facts in language to which the electorate could respond.
