Sentence examples for vigorous notion from inspiring English sources

In order to have a vigorous notion of human dignity and a living understanding that all human beings are the marvelous works of the Creator, you have to actually be able to see others as human.

I can support the notion that vigorous exercise can be painful in more ways than just muscle pain.

Reconstructing that inaugural meeting from audio tapes, Mr. Lewis conveys not only Mr. Abrams's aim but also the vigorous debate begun by his notion of "original music".

But recent months have delivered a stream of news bolstering the notion of a more vigorous recovery.

Even when we restrict ourselves to a single conceptual notion, there may be vigorous philosophical debate as to which formal construction best captures the notion in question.

What the world needed more was a vigorous opposition to neoliberalism and the misguided notion of the end of history.

Businesses' vigorous support has contributed enormously to the notion that globalization helps companies -- particularly big, lean American ones -- at the expense of workers.

This notion is supported by recent studies that vigorous physical activities, which elevate systemic metabolism, reduced the risk for age-related cataracts as well as age-related macular degeneration [35].

But the misinterpretation developed a vigorous life of its own because it resonated with the notion that fat makes you fat and carbohydrates are harmless.

The study of common fixed points of compatible mappings has emerged as an area of vigorous research activity ever since Jungck [1] introduced the notion of compatible mappings.

While the timing of the two eif3 mutant phenotypes might be governed in part by paternal rescue, the results are also consistent with the notion that pollen germination and pollen tube growth require vigorous translation of new mRNAs.