Sentence examples for vigorously agrees from inspiring English sources

When Frank makes a glib reference to "the hopeless emptiness" of the country, John vigorously agrees, then pounces on the phrase and what it means to acknowledge its reality.

Of course not, Bruce vigorously agreed, before stating that this United wanted now to prove themselves the greatest of them all, to be talked about before the Law-Best-Charlton side and the rest.

It's tempting to look at all this diversity and see an echo chamber in which people of the same narrow views get together and vigorously agree with each other, but a cursory glance at the heated debate that is the internet's signature rhetorical style militates against it.

You'd worked your life to be at that position.' Rocco agrees vigorously.

We need to pay heed to Jonathan Zittrain (another scholar whom Morozov both dismisses and then later inadvertently agrees vigorously with), whose The Future of the Internet warns that the increase in crime, sleaze and fraud on the net will cause user fatigue and make people more willing to accept locked-down devices and networks that can be used to control, as well as protect them.

Nod and agree vigorously.

Most such summits end with world leaders agreeing vigorously on vague platitudes about poverty and hunger reduction, but refusing to set firm deadlines or budgets for achieving these goals.

Developing Your Bench is a management maxim we all vigorously assert, and agree to, and then forget or ignore.

"My advice to him is going to be to vigorously press charges against what everyone agrees are ridiculously aggressive photographers".

Ironically, Morozov here agrees – unwittingly perhaps, but vigorously – with his ideological opponents such as Clay Shirky, the NYU professor whom Morozov singles out for a great deal of condemnation.

Virtually everyone in Washington agrees that budget deficits are dragging our economy down and that they must therefore be dealt with swiftly and vigorously.