Sentence examples for vigorously said from inspiring English sources

"We're fighting this very vigorously," said his lawyer, Victor Schurr.

"We do not believe Ambac's claims are meritorious and intend to defend Bear vigorously," said Jennifer Zuccarelli, a JPMorgan spokeswoman.

"The strategy is to campaign very hard, prosecute this case very vigorously," said Bob Shrum, a top Gore adviser.

"We've received the government's superseding indictment, and Ms. Crupi intends to contest the charges vigorously," said Eric Breslin, a lawyer for Ms. Crupi.

The lawsuit "makes some very strong allegations that are unwarranted, and we will defend ourselves vigorously," said E. Peter Urbanowicz, Tenet's general counsel.

"The company believes strongly that the allegations are without merit, and we intend to defend the case vigorously," said Judith Czelusniak, a Bloomberg L.P. spokeswoman.

She shook his hand vigorously, saying, "Congratulations, Mr. Mayor!" He blinked, and blinked again.

Boeheim initially defended Fine vigorously, saying money might have been the main motivation of accusers.

Moonves, speaking on behalf of CBS, has denied this repeatedly and vigorously, saying that Burnett collected only half of the additional ad revenues that came in when CBS expanded the "Survivor" finale.

But analysts said the accusations of influence peddling had the potential to gain more traction with voters, and Mr. Serra is starting to pursue the issue vigorously, saying Ms. Rousseff was either a bad administrator for not knowing about it or had committed a crime if she did know.

In a conference call on Tuesday, John Sununu, the former governor of New Hampshire, attacked the president vigorously, saying he wished Mr. Obama "would learn how to be an American" and saying that his campaign comes from "that murky political world in Chicago where politician and felon has become synonymous".