A — Vigorous, sound, courageous, world, and glorious leadership, choice of all five.
The second stage, outdoors, abutted South Street, right under the F.D.R. Strong, balanced, vigorous sound — A.T.P.'s trademark, here and abroad.
The Fossils' surprisingly vigorous sound can be limited to alerts for appointments and such, or turned off entirely.
Costa's playing was more than just one-handed lines: during a period when the typical approach to jazz piano was to concentrate on right-hand solos while adding only basic left-hand support, Costa used both hands in creating his own vigorous sound.
Foot movements in India typically follow the rhythm of a drum, often with vigorous stamping sounds that are emphasized by bells on the ankles, but such movements are virtually absent in Southeast Asia.
The term described a vigorous new sound that combined elements from gospel, swing and blues.
In Mr. Penderecki's concerto, Mr. Masur yielded the podium to the composer, who conducted a performance that was vigorous but sounded under-rehearsed.
That sounds vigorous and categorical.
In those days period ensembles that sounded vigorous on disc often proved anemic in concert, and the instruments' antique technology was regularly blamed for mediocre performances.
While she is credited with reviving 17th-and 18th-century music, she preferred a vigorous, richly colored sound that runs counter to today's tastes, and often revised compositions to reflect her preferences.
