Sentence examples for vigorous it from inspiring English sources

And the Supreme Court, which is so vigorous it sometimes seems to be running the country on its own, might object too, since India's constitution prohibits discrimination on religious grounds.Many Muslims argue that they are better off helping themselves, rather than holding out for the government.

"It was so vigorous, it had so much gusto and energy," he said.

She had in fact done a resounding fart so vigorous it had reverberated through the whole couch.

The characters they hatched were roughly their age peers, and turned soul searching into an exercise so vigorous it practically burned calories.

As the ever-growing gay HIV positive population of Britain feels more vigorous, it is able to resume an active sex life.

WHILE Mr. Hohlt's lobbying business appears vigorous, it is not nearly as high-profile as it was in his heyday as point man for the savings and loan industry and its lobbying group, the United States League of Savings Institutions.

Nor did it come over the ambitions of great powers to become greater, but over the fear of one great power that unless it took vigorous action it might cease to exist altogether.

And it's so vigorous that it grows easily from cuttings.

If the court gives ordinary voters the same kind of vigorous protection it gave Mr. Bush, it will strike down Pennsylvania's undemocratic lines.

Although the degassing processes that affect the Earth were probably much more vigorous when it was newly formed about 4,600,000,000 years ago, it is interesting to consider that the degassing processes are still at work.

And as long as it lets its ideally cast ensemble translate blue-collar blues into vigorous song, it's impossible not to smile.