Sentence examples for vigor of a from inspiring English sources

In them, with the vigor of a Savonarola, he scored World Plutocracy.

It will be her economic judgment, and her confidence in the enduring strength and vigor of a revived U.S. economy.

His band of young musicians matches that assertiveness, playing juju with the vigor of a tradition in its prime.

At seventy-six, shashas the flowing gray hair and cheery vigor of a cyclist in a Centrum Silver commercial.

Europe's largest software maker, SAP, has been following this principle with the vigor of a late convert.

His passes were thrown with all the vigor of a backyard game after a particularly tryptophan-heavy Thanksgiving dinner.

The required contemporary piece, in its usual spot after the intermission, was a five-minute work from 1998 by the Canadian composer John Estacio, with the unpleasant title "Frenergy" (apparently a contraction of "frenetic" and "energy") that had the affectless vigor of an action-film score.

Some educators feel that including hip-hop in the classroom dilutes the academic vigor of an institution.

It's easy to roll your eyes at Common's boho affectations and Gap ads, but the guy really can rap, and from his vintage-leaning earlier singles to the more experimental "Universal Mind Control," he played with the vigor of an underdog who knew this crowd has reasons to be elsewhere unless he claimed them.

Youth is not a time of life – it is a state of mind; it is a temper of the will, a quality of the imagination, a vigor of the emotions, a predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over love of ease.

Even though he is not sure that it will do the young thing any good, Dhoorre hopes that his statement will have in it the vigor of settling a matter in dispute.