Sentence examples for vigorous image from inspiring English sources

But supporters believe that Mr. Gore already has the experience that Mr. Bush had to seek in a running mate, and some say that frees him to pick someone with a young and vigorous image.

The Chinese state press, of course, prefers a more vigorous image, as in the China Daily, which warned the other day that "Land Transfer May Draw 'Heated Debate.'" So, which is it?

His counselors told him he needed to project a more vigorous image, so he spent the next week having lunch in Manhattan restaurants packed with office workers, trying to absorb the local attitude.

Mr. Aliyev, the longtime leader of Soviet Azerbaijan and president of the independent republic since 1993, has insisted that he will seek another five-year term in 2003 and presents a vigorous image in the frequent televised broadcasts of his state appearances.

Even if no vigorous image analysis was used when choosing the images, both the learn- and test sets were carefully chosen by taking the following into consideration: (a) none of the sets contains known cases where the variational method is known to fail completely; (b) both very textured (e.g., Aloe and Cloth1) and less textured cases (e.g., Plastic and Wood1) are included.

It's Hong Sang-soo's year, with three films in release (the other two are below); this one stands out for its jagged emotional edges, aggressively intricate approach to its subject, and extraordinarily inspired, brashly vigorous image-making.

An especially vigorous and detailed image appears on an 1864 note issued by the O. Paddock Company's Bank in Watertown, N.Y.

That the gap between his image — vigorous sportsman, devoted family man — was as wide as it could be seems less important than his ability to lead.

The AHUM dimensions comprise self-care, bodily pain, limitations in walking around or going to school/work, perceptions of ability to do vigorous activities, self-image, and perceptions about current health in relation to the past.

Before he died of complications from West Nile virus two weeks ago -- becoming the first fatality of the outbreak in the United States this year -- Anthony Opalka projected an image of vigorous good health.

Chad Rutkowski, the business manager for Throwaway Horse, the publisher of "Ulysses Seen," said he mounted a vigorous defense of the nude images, particularly over the image of the "milk lady" that was eventually cropped.