Sentence examples for vigorous interesting from inspiring English sources

I hope you can see, dear Neil, that it isn't just that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in our philosophy, but also that there is more active, vigorous, interesting, and intellectually respectable philosophy to be explored than you and some of your colleagues have been able to dream of so far.

Frequently his villains are more vigorous and interesting than his virtuous characters.

But in its best moments it was earthy and vigorous, an interesting alternative to the regal, larger-than-life reading the work is more typically given.

The 1960 show was dubbed "the exhibition of the century"; William Hickey in the Express called it "the most vigorous entertaining, interesting merry-go-round of art that London has ever seen".

Her comments are vigorous and robust, and interesting to revisit: Film criticism is in search of an aesthetic.

The Salish-speaking tribes of southern British Columbia and of Washington have less complicated costumes for this ceremonial, but their dancing is very interesting and vigorous.

Wahrman's vigorous prose even makes him culturally interesting.

The former to show how the doctors are going to fight socialized medicine with a three-minute hour glass and the latter to show how doctors should make their medical narratives more interesting by using a vigorous literary style.

It is interesting to view such vigorous exteriors, and a city and celebration known for its colors, in black and white, the shades through which photographer Bruce Gilden says he views the world.

"[The course] was actually very vigorous but it was also very interesting and I got to learn a lot," says current intern Lease Mutisya.

In response, Bertrand Russell, an important champion, declared Popper's work to be "a vigorous and profound defence of democracy, timely, interesting and very well written".