The writer of his Dictionary of American Biography entry described him as a "master of a vigorous style that exactly suited his hard truculent disposition".
Hands slammed on time clocks in a vigorous percussion, accompanied by the taunts of opponents: "Master that".
The idea is that, now the blood has dried and the dust from the cannonballs settled, the nations of the Commonwealth will be only too happy to jump into a vigorous new age of trade with their former colonial master.
National contributions to the larger aesthetic culture of East Asia included unequaled mastery of goldsmithing and design as well as a ceramic tradition that included delicate celadon ware and a vigorous folk ware that inspired generations of Japanese tea masters.
It is certain that the cradle of the ancestors was the seat of a vigorous polytheism whose memory had not been lost and whose uncontested master in Ur was Nanna (or Sin), the Sumero-Akkadian moon god.
Those of us who care about preserving the rich legacy of yoga in its fullness can only hope that he will be remembered not just as an asana master, and not just as a role model for vigorous and productive aging, but as a guru who recognized the complete range of the tradition's practical, philosophical and spiritual glories.
By the time he was in his mid-teens, he had developed a vigorous style of playing, and his clarity and fluency rivalled the old-time masters of the genre.
Once the dancing master, Mandela looked on as Zuma, 67, whipped up the crowd with some vigorous arm-pumping and hip-swivelling of his own.
And in "Mystery of Iniquity," a vigorous return to rapping, she uses judicial metaphors to decry social corruption: "Cross-examined by a master manipulator/ The faster intimidator/ Receiving the judge's favor".
The vigorous immune response towards those pathogens is driven by the massive, but transient synthesis and secretion of master cytokines (for example tumor necrosis factor α; interleukin 1 β [TNF; IL1B]) in the udder [ 4]).
