Sentence examples for vigorous return from inspiring English sources
The second Pope John Paul offered a vigorous return to certainty.It was not always the sort Catholics wanted.
In August worries about his health surfaced owing to his prolonged 19-day trip to Saudi Arabia for religious and medical reasons, but his vigorous return to public life allayed these fears.
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".
But attacks on him by Mr. Cioffi, and a platoon of others who emerged in the 1970s, '80s and '90s -- including Dr. Sulloway Frederick Crewss, a retired professor of English at Berkeley; and Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, a former editor of Freud's letters -- have been met with vigorous return fire in scholarly journals.
Mr Obama explained the essence of the deal would involve Iran halting advances of its nuclear programme and agreeing to "more vigorous inspections" in return for "a very modest amount of relief".
"It is of course time to take vigorous action not only to return to the level of previous years, but also create conditions for moving forward," he added.
His vigorous cousin Alvin returns home with a leg amputated.
When the elections of 1797 produced a royalist resurgence, the government responded with the coup of Fructidor, year V (September 1797), ousting two of the current directors, arresting leading royalist politicians, annulling the elections in 49 départements, shutting down the royalist press, and resuming the vigorous pursuit of returned émigrés and refractory clergy.
No, America didn't return to vigorous productivity growth — that didn't happen until the mid-1990s.
A play for adults, The Treason and Death of Benedict Arnold (published 1910), marked his return to vigorous intellectual activity.
The first anniversary of surviving my terminal diagnosis, I celebrated with a handstand and a return to vigorous yoga and regular weight training.
