Sentence examples for vigor from the from inspiring English sources

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

Pride of place must be given to Scott Bergeson, who conducted knowingly, with expanse and vigor, from the harpsichord.

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.

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

But the sentences also draw their delicate vigor from the tension between the novel's fixation on death and its narrator's wish to get on with her day between her father's passing, as it were, and Goethe's call to arms.

Even "The Artist," which seems so fresh, works as a fantasy for older Hollywood men — a star facing decline finds new vigor from the love of a younger, trophy wife.

Tough -- there it is again, the consummate Dannheisser adjective, capturing her up-from-the-streets vigor.

A Total Mood Disturbance score (POMS TMD) may be obtained by summing the five scores of Tension, Depression, Anxiety, Fatigue and Confusion subscales and substracting Vigor from these scores.

A RELATIVELY new field, called interpersonal neurobiology, draws its vigor from one of the great discoveries of our era: that the brain is constantly rewiring itself based on daily life.

She pursued this course with vigor from 1939 until the 1950's.

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.