Sentence examples for vigorously about from inspiring English sources

It can subdue parliamentary opposition, because the president's party cannot squeal too vigorously about his government.

People here complain vigorously about state or local officials, but Mr. Bush seems an afterthought.

In these poems Mr. Heaney casts vigorously about through moments in his life, from childhood through restless middle age.

Ms. Atyam spoke out so vigorously about the abduction in those early days that her words reached rebel leaders.

Rightwing titles have their own solution to this problem: to complain vigorously about the BBC's politics, ethics, trading, whatever.

The Association of Colleges (AoC) has been campaigning vigorously about a 10% funding gap, but not the one in question.

The PRI, in particular, never recovered from the economic catastrophe he had vigorously helped bring about; though that was to the good, perhaps.He wept as he made his last speech to Congress, asking the poor to forgive him for having failed to relieve them.

Oberlin College students protested vigorously, not about life and death issues, discrimination or police brutality, but, rather, about ethnic food!

Even Judge Friedman said he had not expected the agency to fight claims so vigorously -- about 40percentt of the timely claims have been rejected, compared with the 5 or 10percentt he had anticipated.

Cover and simmer vigorously for about 5 minutes, or until the molluscs open up.

Remove from the heat and beat the mixture vigorously for about 30 seconds before adding the port.