Sentence examples for vigorously delivered from inspiring English sources

I have never heard anyone refer to Bernie Sanders' "handlers," like they have referred to Hillary Clinton's handlers here, here and here, because unlike Hillary Clinton whose every step seems deliberate, Bernie Sanders appears raw, honest and real as evidenced by his trademark unkempt hair and his vigorously delivered, unscripted rhetoric.

Addressing efficiency issues vigorously should deliver much of the savings required.

At the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio (UTHSCSA), where he worked for 23 years before retiring in 1996, he paced back and forth so vigorously while delivering his lectures that on one occasion, he walked off the lecturing platform and into a small trash can.

Told that Heymann, through the DOJ, was vigorously insisting that he delivered the evidence during the hearing and not after it, Peters shot back: "I am 100percentt sure it was after the hearing.

More vigorously than ever, Obama also delivered some excellent smack-downs to McCain.

Mr. Blair delivered his address vigorously, with sweat visibly staining the front of his blue shirt and running down his forehead.

In his final message to Congress, delivered in December 1856, he vigorously attacked Republicans and abolitionists.

While Siemens's main European rivals, such as ABB and Alcatel, have restructured vigorously, the German industrial giant has promised much, but delivered little partly because the bosses of its divisions protect their turf.

A separate Department of Justice official, who declined to speak on the record, also vigorously insisted to HuffPost that the evidence was not delivered after the hearing, but during it.

By the time Chalmers delivered his speech in Tucson, science had been vigorously attempting to ignore the problem of consciousness for a long time.

He is deeply ambivalent about discussing race openly, has delivered little for the African American community, and has not vigorously defended the rights of labor.