Sentence examples for vigorous sense from inspiring English sources

Their works make vigorous sense when sighted along a stylistic trajectory that goes from Velázquez through Goya and Manet.

We have certainly evolved to have a vigorous sense of justice and right, that is, with a virtuous sense of morality.

Harris believes that our natural 'moral endowment' is 'extensive': 'We have certainly evolved to have a vigorous sense of justice and right, that is, with a virtuous sense of morality' (p. 103).

John Harris turns the 'humans are evil by (biological) nature'-argument around and argues that there is an inborn human goodness: "We have certainly evolved to have a vigorous sense of justice and right, that is, with a virtuous sense of morality" ([ 17]: 17]).

At the end of 2009 she died of cancer, and he missed the support of her cheerful, vigorous common sense.

The most imposing works throughout are panoramic views of majestic mountains, rivers and forests, in which a range of robust textures and scratchy, dry-brush markings impart a vigorous, sometimes wild sense of modernity.

Mencken's peak came in the 1920's, a decade when America seemed to awake out of a lilac and camphor scented daydream into a more vigorous and honest sense of what life was all about.

Benton is represented by vigorous examples and viewers sense that there was some flow from realism into Abstract Expressionism.

Here was one of a host of kindnesses which explain why Brian was so much appreciated by many of those who lived and worked with him, as he was also by millions of readers, who saw in his view of art a vigorous, sometimes ferocious, common sense, alongside a wondrous eye for beauty, which made him the most famous as well as the most controversial art critic of his time.

The church appeared in Simon Jenkins' book, 1000 Best Churches, where it was described as having "a sense of vigorous activity" and as a "a rare example of what every large parish church should aspire to being, also a community centre, market place and museum".

The incoming tide bucked and jostled me, the pelicans floated by like birds from another age, and all around me, and within, I sensed the vigorous pulse of life.