Sentence examples for vigor was from inspiring English sources
And new vigor was to come to the surrounding neighborhood.
Ms. Fenley's choreographic vigor was admirable throughout the evening.
The quality of that vigor was more Russian than the Danish style that Bournonville's sunny, airy ballets created.
His record had already indicated a rapid advancement, but his physical vigor was an added recommendation in the eyes of General Malin L. Craig, then Chief of Staff, and of Louis Johnson, who, upon his appointment as Assistant Secretary of War in 1937, became the energizing force in the Department.
Although the work of such sui-generis theatre artists as Charles Ludlam — who was inspired, in part, by Hollywood archetypes and penny dreadfuls, stories in which sexuality was performed with ridiculous, automatic vigor — was hugely important in the nineteen-sixties, it doesn't necessarily play well anymore.
The plant vigor was strongly correlated with WEOC constituents.
His vigor is never bombastic.
This loss of vigor is sometimes felt in unusual places.
Today, America's vigor is challenged on two fronts.
The actors' physical vigor is matched by acute intelligence.
He is 81, but his prose, in terms of its vigor, is still in its 30s.
