Sentence examples for vigorously stated from inspiring English sources
It competed in just one meet per year and several women on the roster "vigorously stated" that they were not on the team.
Messiaen divided the piano lines by character: Ms. Nonken gave a deft account of the rhythmically complex, bright-edged first piano, and Mr. Bush played the more muscular and generally more low-lying second line, in which the thematic elements are most vigorously stated.
The NATO strike which killed 24 Pakistani troops was one of most notable incidents during her tenure and Foreign Minister Khar vigorously stated that the government of Pakistan and defense committees had approved a measure similar to a parliamentary resolution put forward after bin Laden's May 2011 death that formally bars NATO and ISAF forces from using Pakistan's supply routes.
For his part, Cubitt has defended his show vigorously, stating that "violence against women, often graphic, has been part of TV drama for a very long time.
On the one hand, spurred on by cross-boundary cattle networks, there were protestors in the local community that opposed the park vigorously, stating not only that poverty is better than development but also that if the park materializes they "will fight".
At The Times, such rules have been stated and vigorously enforced for many years.
Of course not, Bruce vigorously agreed, before stating that this United wanted now to prove themselves the greatest of them all, to be talked about before the Law-Best-Charlton side and the rest.
People here complain vigorously about state or local officials, but Mr. Bush seems an afterthought.
Complacently led and too easily divided, the system's three segments have, even now, failed to unite and compete vigorously for state resources.
But this nefarious network has a transparent purpose, as it is the main group that consistently and vigorously opposes state and federal legislation seeking to strengthen laws against animal fighting.
stated that Iraq was vigorously trying to procure uranium".
