Cue vigorous debate amid audience members as we left the tent.
Saturday offers more vigorous displays of audience participation, though festivalgoers are busy taking photos with selfie sticks and watching gigs on their smartphones.
Throughout the campaign we have been encouraged by Gov. George W. Bush's vigorous outreach to audiences not always courted by Republicans in the past.
"We agree that the relationship between our nations must be defined not by the threats that we face, but by the prosperity and the opportunity that we can create together," Mr. Obama said to vigorous applause before an audience of high school and college students at the National Anthropology Museum.
He is a physical wreck, though he puts on a surprisingly good and vigorous show as, without an audience, he staggers about a stage delivering songs, limericks, innuendoes and reminiscences.
That position has gained him a wide popular audience along with vigorous debate within the evolutionary community.
Secondly, (as Porter records) by the early 19th century, a measure of intellectual exhaustion had set in in philosophical circles, and this provided a ready audience for his vigorous style of writing.
With the political divide in our country today, as soon as the focus was on suspicions of why the DOJ was not moving, those advocating on behalf of a more vigorous prosecution lost half its audience.
It was contentious and divisive, Mr. Farnel said, with the title a starting point for a vigorous debate that drew in the audience, industry insiders and festival programmers.
For this audience, Fox has assembled a vigorous corps of reporters who cover the White House and foreign affairs in a way that appeals to viewers like Leslie Gelb.
