Sentence examples for vigorously suggests from inspiring English sources

Heralded by the Expressionist Ludwig Meidner as a "fanatical, fervent naturalism," the ostensibly realist style known as Neue Sachlichkeit was all that and more, as this uneven 80-work show vigorously suggests.

A pope with that kind of confidence probably wouldn't need his cardinals to defend him so vigorously, which suggests that Benedict may feel insecure, in Mr. Melloni's interpretation.

The shift in the ability of these weeds to grow vigorously in flooded soils suggests their adaptation to wetland conditions and that ordinary flooding of rice fields is no longer effective against them.

She nods vigorously when I suggest this.

Bicycle riders also attended in large numbers, clapping vigorously when speakers suggested banning cars from the park completely.

The left accuses him of wanting to return Britain to the beggarly 1930s, a claim Mr Osborne rebuts vigorously enough to suggest it stings.

The research team vigorously discussed the suggested themes and a subgroup worked on applying the TPB.

This observation suggests that caffeine biosynthesis vigorously act in tender shoots and young leaves, consistent to an earlier study [ 33].

However, our immunohistochemical study suggests AGT may be produced and secreted vigorously in the early CKD stages.

This suggests that females will mate to any male that is vigorously courting.

Mr. Blix has taken fire from hawks who believe he should have raised a greater alarm about the danger of Iraqi weapons and from doves who believe he should have suggested more vigorously that Iraq probably had no weapons worth worrying about.