Inside the darkened room, I discovered a single platypus swimming in vigorous circles, clearly enjoying the bubbling water.
There was a band onstage, GDO Soul, playing classic R. & B. (apparently, they were flown in every year from New York), and, at their feet, a vigorous dance circle, into which one, then another, man in a suit jumped to pull a few moves.
On the nonacademic level, the interpretation of prophetic and apocalyptic biblical material in terms of present-day events remains a vigorous pursuit in some circles.
At the same time, scholarship and the arts were still deeply linked with the Tendai and Shingon sects of esoteric Buddhism, which was a vigorous influence even in Shintō circles.
But it will keep Bombardier in the skies, circling for a more vigorous counter-attack on the duopoly.
Such vigorous actions would hearten moderates, creating a virtual circle of even more opponents of those who want to destroy civilization.
His vigorous defence of the UK economy reflects alarm in ministerial circles about protectionism in Europe and the US.
Thomas F. Dunhill wrote a in 1928 that Sullivan's "music has suffered in an extraordinary degree from the vigorous attacks which have been made upon it in professional circles.
The family circle of friends and relatives turns out all to be vigorous Obama supporters (there are some brazen marijuana-growers among them, too).
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.
