His vigorous ideas attracted a group of young illustrators from the Philadelphia press: John Sloan, Everett Shinn, George Luks, and William J. Glackens.
But there's a whole host of new, muscular plays that combine vigorous writing with equally vigorous ideas: Jez Butterworth's "Jerusalem," Stephen Adly Guirgis's "The With the Hat," David Lindsay-Abaire's "Good People" and Rajiv Joseph's "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo".
In every form, a vigorous idea seems even more valuable.
He has seemed passionate and vigorous in ideas even as his frame has declined.
Oklahoma has rarely found itself in the vanguard of antipoverty thinking, but the class to which the two women were heading embodies a vigorous new idea — something known locally, and archly, as "the marriage cure".
And to all of you who dream of writing, publishing, and joining the American tradition of a vigorous marketplace of ideas, know this: Not only will there be fewer places to distribute your ideas, but it will be impossible to make a living as Amazon's policies send a chill wind through the industry affecting advances and book sales at every level.
"We expect a vigorous campaign about ideas.
Overall, these are solid, imaginative, and vigorous presentations and ideas.
In the last cold war, President Ronald Reagan showed us how victory can be achieved in part through a vigorous battle of ideas and philosophies.
Rather than a restriction, "The law has quite the opposite effect: It subsidizes and so produces more political speech," fostering "both the vigorous competition of ideas and its ultimate object — a government responsive to the will of the people".
Many employers want a workplace, especially in the public sector, that has highly qualified managers who reflect the broader community and can engage in a vigorous exchange of ideas by people of different backgrounds.
