France is back: vigorous, lucid, ambitious.
I can even imagine an especially vigorous or ambitious mind at Delta or the Bank of America making a bold if long-shot case that this production of "Julius Caesar" borders on seditious and that's why they were withdrawing support.
However, by January 1906, Magoon had long come to understand the role of misquitos in the transmission of diseases, as evidenced in a New York Times article wherein Magoon addressed criticisms of his administration in detail; by then he had undertaken a vigorous and ambitious plan to eliminate the swamps that bred misquitos.
Long tipped for high office, the former lawyer and diplomat is seen as intelligent, vigorous and hugely ambitious.
He is determined, vigorous and (we know) ambitious.
Prithvi Narayan Shah (reigned 1742 75) and his successors established a unified state in the central Himalayas and launched an ambitious and remarkably vigorous program of expansion, seeking to bring the entire hill area, from Bhutan to Kashmir, under their authority.
His supporters are euphoric, talking of a new period of ambitious public works and vigorous regional diplomacy.
Now, after two months of vigorous debate about his stimulus package and ambitious budget blueprint, confidence has decreased by 13 points among independents and by a similar amount among Republicans.
Rodrigo Aguilera, an analyst for the Economist Intelligence Unit, said the Peña Nieto government was wise to get behind a more vigorous reform law and abandon the less ambitious version it had introduced.
At a more ambitious level, Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom" had a kind of vigorous gentleness — a tale of escape and survival in a magic place (a New England island), presided over by a factual angel (Bob Balaban), dispensing necessary geological and meteorological data, and unified by Benjamin Britten's music, which sealed the primacy of children in their wily innocence.
