Sentence examples for vigor from from inspiring English sources

They lost the vigor from their defense.

Some wondered if his statement was strategic, intended to siphon vigor from the anti-government protests.

What appeared to be lacking, from Greeley's perspective, was a necessary vigor from President Lincoln and his administration.

But it remained to be seen whether Mr. Saleh, whose current term ends in 2013, was simply trying to siphon vigor from the antigovernment protests planned for Thursday.

It hardly seemed a burst of youthful vigor from a writer who, though highly esteemed within the profession, was largely unknown and considered more promising than accomplished.

They do contribute to the total growth of the plant and thicken the developing trunk, but they also sap vigor from the main stem.

Cactakara Forest—Here you can gather Multicolored Water Mushroom and Small Colored Mushroom from Colorful Water Mushroom, Vigor Leaves from Energizing Cabbage, Dried Berries and Small Berry from Berry Bushes, and Small Cranberry from Sourfruit Tree.

The other day I picked up the lower jaw of a hog, with white and sound teeth and tusks, which suggested that there was an animal health and vigor distinct from the spiritual.

But Becker, whose camera ranges breezily from Métro-station ticket booths to romantic rooftops, is a sophisticate with a populist lilt: the adultery of working people has a ruddy vigor absent from the merchant's cadaverous clutches.

Dunn ends "Sister Revolutions" by worrying that both contemporary America and France have lost energy and vigor, seduced "from participation in self-government" and "a dynamic political community" by an "obsession with acquisition and accumulation".

It has long been clear, too, that many aspects of his work have connections with his life: his short-lived friendship with Wagner shaped his interpretation of Greek tragedy; his ecstatic paeans to health and vigor came from one who had neither; his misogyny was inspired by his mother and his sister.