Sentence examples for vigour about from inspiring English sources

There is the teenage daughter who tosses her mane of hair like a recalcitrant Shetland pony, and has "the same spirit of animal vigour about her, the same disproportion of flesh to rationality".

"I thought Dundee had a bit more drive and vigour about them in the first half, but I never felt we played the way I expected us to.

The third, who assumed the title Muḥammad Shah, exhibited sufficient vigour to set about freeing himself from the brothers' control.

The early London portraits have a vigour and naturalness about them that is perhaps best exemplified in a likeness of Honourable Augustus Keppel (1753 54).

He spoke with vigour and enthusiasm about the very thing I have made my entire life's preoccupation – I love to associate myself with people like that because you can learn a lot.

That is roughly 0.3% of the power of the 180-decibel cut-off point that the operational system would have.Meanwhile, greens are fretting not only about the whales, but also about the vigour of the agency appointed to protect them, which they fear is the victim of "regulatory capture".

Labour's David Taylor said: "When people expressed concerns about the vigour and resources devoted by the police to the Kingsnorth climate camp we were told that it was justified because there were dozens of injuries that occurred.

The Women Liberal Democrats group this week wrote to Nick Clegg with concerns about the vigour of the party's investigations, saying its members had been "shocked and saddened" by the allegations against Rennard.

Smith's fears for the safety of young female activists emerged as the Women Liberal Democrats group wrote to Nick Clegg with concerns about the vigour of the party's investigations, saying its members had been "shocked and saddened" by the allegations against Rennard.

On the other hand, those of us who don't frequent galleries are unlikely to be persuaded by arguments about the vigour of the brush strokes and the vibrancy of the colour into believing that £50m is a good way to spend money while we're still in shock from the latest gas bill.

"I think that position can be easily challenged at this point in time, when you can ask questions about the vigour of the UK's conventional capacity, when you look at fast jets, aerial surveillance, the Royal Navy's fleet.