Sentence examples for vigorously speaking from inspiring English sources

He is campaigning vigorously, speaking in Aberdeen today on the contested question of North Sea oil, packing out halls and addressing rallies day after day.

Asked if she read comics, she nodded vigorously and spoke of her love of "Garfield" and "Calvin and Hobbes".

Hence it must be vigorously rejected," he said, speaking Spanish.

"And there he was in the Roosevelt Room, speaking up vigorously to make the point that the costs we were going to incur giving Fiat a chance were no greater than some of the hidden costs of liquidation".

For one thing, they know that the good and sensible people of Scotland have charged them with speaking up vigorously for Scottish interests.

It would have a dramatic effect on the ability to speak vigorously".

But I was certain "there was no alternative" and spoke vigorously in the Commons in support of the government's economic and industrial policies.

In that spirit, she spoke vigorously, even passionately, about the need for racial reconciliation and how "Dr. King's unfinished business is our unfinished business".

But even as she speaks vigorously about such projects, Mrs. Halberstam quickly begins weeping when the conversation turns to her underlying loss.

Dozens of residents spoke vigorously against the project at a public meeting, claiming it would bring noise and increased traffic to the area.

"Whenever Jews were in danger, or Jewish honor offended, he vigorously yet elegantly spoke up," Elie Wiesel, the author and Holocaust survivor, said in a statement read at Mr. Steinberg's funeral.