Sentence examples for vigorously not from inspiring English sources
But the answer is to prosecute that war more vigorously — not complicate it with careless and counterproductive rhetoric.
Something you guys can do, by tweaking me digitally, to make it look real?" He stared at Kurt Williams, who nodded vigorously, not wishing to disappoint.
This time the United States reacted vigorously, not only freezing Japanese assets under U.S. control but also imposing an embargo on supplies of oil to Japan.
"The president campaigned vigorously, not so much to win votes, as to project authority primarily within his own party, a mutable coalition of military officers, security men, business barons, professional politicians of an Islamist mold and many who are ready to serve power whatever its character".
Oberlin College students protested vigorously, not about life and death issues, discrimination or police brutality, but, rather, about ethnic food!
Atget wrote poetry in his images; Abbott wrote impersonal, reportorial prose, sometimes vigorously, sometimes not.
The Mostly Mozart players cooperated, performing vigorously if not always tidily.
Like the good intellectual that he's vigorously pretended not to be of late, Boris Johnson will probably know that line.
Wal-Mart fought the legislation vigorously, pledging not to build three of the six stores it had planned for the nation's capital if the bill became law.
He has vigorously resisted not only legal limits on this assassination power, but even efforts to bring some minimal transparency to the execution orders he issues.
In short, there are especially good policy reasons to proceed very cautiously with this kind of change, debate it vigorously and not prejudge the outcome.
