Sentence examples for vigorously because from inspiring English sources

I nodded my head vigorously because, for some reason, her response partially got what I too find semi-appealing about bullfighting: the aesthetic spectacle of it, which has no parallel in modern sports.

He said after the dismissal that he believed the matter was pursued so vigorously because he has been a visible and persistent activist in Hoboken.

And many of the cases that are reported to law enforcement agencies are not pursued vigorously because the investigative costs far outweigh the victims' financial losses.

But the Tories are reluctant to advance this argument too vigorously, because they know it will make them vulnerable to the perennial Labour charge that they intend to privatise the National Health Service.

Iran has also called for a withdrawal of forces from Iraq, but has appeared willing not to press that position too vigorously, because the Americans are supporting the Shiite-led government that the Iranians also back.

In a scathing analysis of the case, Evans's solicitor, Daniel Berk, also suggested the police and the CPS had pursued the case more vigorously because of the MP's high-profile public role.

But, he said, if the subjects do not get the runner's high, is it because the drugs are blocking endorphins, because the subjects are not exercising vigorously enough, because the runner's high itself is so unpredictable, or because there are a variety of endorphins contained in a variety of nerves?

Lincoln laughed the challenge off by telling a story about a lazy horse of his that out of the blue one day plowed vigorously ahead, because "an enormous chin-fly" had bitten it.

Yet few fields are confronting the problems as vigorously, perhaps because in this discipline women have reached critical mass.

'But we're not alone.' Yet few fields are confronting the problems as vigorously, perhaps because in this discipline women have reached critical mass".

When they started singing the hymn, "Just as I Am," he would put his big hand on my tiny shoulder and ask, "You been saved girl?" I would shake my head vigorously yes because there was no way I wanted to walk up that aisle and sacrifice my young soul.