Sentence examples for vigorous public from inspiring English sources

Large corporations do not want to foster vigorous public debate.

But each side in this dispute is waging a vigorous public campaign.

This time, they went on a vigorous public relations campaign as well.

That there should be a vigorous public debate over such issues is also to be expected, and indeed welcomed.

He claims to want a more vigorous public debate, but promises to "demolish" any critic who undermines the government's standing.

(Somewhat prophetically, given his grandson's future pursuits, the elder Mr. Stanley was a vigorous public foe of Prohibition).

Many of America's poets — Frost, Robert Lowell and Allen Ginsberg chief among them — have had vigorous public presences.

A more vigorous public commitment on his part would be welcome and might have real influence in the House.

Despite his advanced age, Grass still led an active public life, and made vigorous public appearances in recent weeks.

Largely missing has been any contemporary praise for what was then described as a somber and vigorous public debate.

We demand a vigorous public debate that involves students, alumni, tutors, NGOs, political dissidents and industry experts.