"All the Democratic candidates, including Governor Dean, have been vigorous about drawing distinctions among themselves".
According to the medical wisdom of the time, vigorous scrubbing drew poisons out of the body.
This vigorous biography draws on unpublished letters, journals, and manuscripts, but Hughes's estate revoked permission to quote materials unrestrictedly, so the narrative, while grounded in source material, reads somewhat anecdotally.
It drew vigorous sustained applause from much of the house, with none of the shushing that usually suppresses spontaneous enthusiasm.
The excellent Brentano String Quartet gave it a probing and rhythmically vigorous performance that drew together its disparate components into an inner dialogue.
But the fur trade in the west drew vigorous young men from the seigneurial estates to become coureurs de bois (fur traders), and their loss crippled agriculture.
Another memorable opinion, in Frank v. Mangum, drew vigorous dissent from Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes on the grounds that it validated mob law.
Charney has a detailed and vigorous response, which draws on free-market economics and the Magna Carta, as well as taunts aimed at his "loser academic" critics.
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.
Ted Cruz, it appears, has had a dismal time since the Republican National Convention, where his decision not to endorse Donald Trump drew vigorous boos.
They have dismissed Greenpeace's vigorous campaign to draw international attention to the case and personal appeals from celebrities like Paul McCartney, who once met Mr. Putin during a concert in Red Square in 2003.
