Sentence examples for vigorous turn from inspiring English sources

In an artistic career that began with a 14-year stint as a poet and then took an unexpected and vigorous turn toward painting, Mr. Sacks has used his finely tuned ear and eye to render the enigmas and horrors of the world as he sees them.

The show's attributes include sketchy but vigorous turns by Jake Epstein as the adulterous but likeable lyricist Gerry Goffin, Anika Larsen as independent, marriage-resistant Cynthia Weil, and impish Jarrod Spector as dependent, neurotic hypochondriac Barry Weil.

From seated do 10 vigorous turns.

But "Malibu" is such a vigorous left turn that it casts her prior experimentalism (which reached a funny kind of apex — or nadir — with "Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz," the 2015 album she made with Ariel Pink, Big Sean, and members of the Flaming Lips, and then gave away for free) in an ugly light.

Michelle Obama gave a vigorous speech, turning from praise for the museum's celebration of "the glory and complexity" of American art to urge outreach to disadvantaged young people.

As the leaf litter in the box was broken down into small pieces and white vigorous rhizomorphs turned yellowish, it seems likely that the fungal growth resources became depleted over time.

Bring to a vigorous boil, then turn down the heat, skimming off any frothy scum, and simmer for 2 hours until the chickpeas are tender.

With a seductively light touch, he turned the prospect of dancing in puddles into a vigorous, masculine act.

Felix Valoy Santiez, born in 1944, let loose a vigorous baritone and turned his improvisations into bursts of quick scat-singing.

Though not yet 20, Octavian proved an accomplished politician; he attracted loyalty as a Caesarian while cooperating against Antony with the Senate, which, under Cicero's vigorous leadership, now turned against the consul.

After praising Sanders for running "a vigorous campaign," she turned her attention to Trump, trying out some of the attack lines we will probably be hearing again in the months ahead.