Sentence examples for vigorous act from inspiring English sources

In his world, improvisation can only be a vigorous act, with every solo testing limits and flaunting extremes.

With a seductively light touch, he turned the prospect of dancing in puddles into a vigorous, masculine act.

Studies also show that vigorous exercise acts as a temporary appetite suppressant, and when hunger returns, caloric intake does not compensate for caloric expenditure.

She discovered that small amounts of alcohol and vigorous physical activity acted as a trigger.

"The Powers report made it clear these directors did not act as vigorous advocates for shareholders," Ms. Young said.

1521 Tivetshall St. Mary, England June 3, 1594 London, England John Aylmer, (born 1521, Tivetshall St. Mary, Norfolk, Eng. died June 3, 1594, London) Anglican bishop of London in the reign of Elizabeth I, known for his vigorous enforcement of the Act of Uniformity (1559) within his Church of England diocese.

In addition to this circadian risk, acute events such as vigorous physical exercise could act as trigger by simulating the same acute physiological changes as found in the morning peak, thereby increasing the risk of rupture of vulnerable plaque [ 19, 20].

There they seek to overcome their grief at the accidental death of their young son but instead spend the retreat alternating between vigorous sex and vicious acts of torture and mutilation.

However, the Massachusetts economy was harmed by their vigorous enforcement of the acts.

Perhaps moderate-vigorous physical activity acts as a better marker of an overall behavioural pattern that is protective against obesity, or perhaps it has a greater effect on appetite regulation.

In the US, bills to mandate DNS blocking such as the Stop Online Piracy Act failed after vigorous debate.