Sentence examples for vigorous exchanges from inspiring English sources

The first quarter was dominated by some robust, vigorous exchanges.

A moody, lyrical and sometimes haunting middle section preceded the Allegro finale, a rambunctious conclusion with vigorous exchanges between viola and cello.

LARRY ROHTER Negotiations One of the most vigorous exchanges of the evening occurred over what exactly former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said recently about negotiating with Iran.

"Vigorous exchange makes a very healthy environment," he added.

Nothing ever changes hands, other than a vigorous exchange of views.

Sunstein begins with the relatively uncontroversial premise that a vigorous exchange of information is critical to the democratic process.

Had he prefaced his remark with "the fair and vigorous exchange" I might have agreed with him.

Richards says that the process of the merger involved a "vigorous exchange" between Ofcom and News Corp. "It was not a benign exercise," he says.

Nor would it make any sense to do so: the vigorous exchange of goods and labour is the greatest engine of prosperity the world has ever known.

During a match between Venus Williams and Sharapova at Wimbledon in 2007, spectators began to laugh during one of the extended rallies because of the vigorous exchange of grunts.

Meanwhile there has been a vigorous exchange of arguments for and against dismissing Lambert in the pages of the Times Higher Education newspaper.