Sentence examples for the vigor with which from inspiring English sources

The vigor with which Hamas is responding to this challenge (perhaps too vigorous), ironically, would be difficult, if not impossible, by the US-trained Palestinian forces under General Dayton's instruction in the West Bank.

Some were outraged at the vigor with which he embraced that mandate.

The vigor with which Mr. Parker pounced on themes in the scherzo was especially striking.

No ethics law is perfect, and much depends on the vigor with which the changes are enforced.

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.

But they said the vigor with which the public had expressed its appreciation of the police since the terrorist attack is indisputable.

But neither the financial total nor the world records reflect the unaccustomed vigor with which bidders jumped into the contest each time a painting or a three-dimensional piece with a familiar name attached to it came up.

In this week's interview, he described the unusual vigor with which the US has prosecuted hackers to be "ridiculous", citing missed opportunities and a "poisoning" of the relationship between the state and the hacker community, which might represent missed opportunities.

Lest there be any doubt that the cable channel believes there is ratings gold in shows that criticize the administration with the same vigor with which Fox News's hosts often champion it, two NBC executives acknowledged yesterday that they were talking to Rosie O'Donnell about a prime-time show on MSNBC.

I would hate to compare the first years of AIDS coverage in the Times or Post to the hysterical vigor with which we have focussed on bed bugs).

There is no denying the compassionate vigor with which Frank attended to the experience of black America; once again, though, we should not be led by our own conscience to reconstruct the book as an exercise in raising awareness or stoking the flames.