Sentence examples for vigour from from inspiring English sources

As always, Sansom conjures the atmosphere, costumes and smells of Tudor London with vigour, from the gilded halls of Whitehall Palace to the dungeons of the Tower.

It displayed a renewed vigour from the company: a Microsoft that can be innovative – that anything Apple can do, it thinks it can do better.

She used similar words calling for more vigour from the male partner, and, once with each man, used a particular, though not uncommon, sexual position.

A burst of diplomatic vigour from Western leaders, coupled with huge economic support for Ukraine, is likely in the short term to be our last, best hope of avoiding a sharp escalation in this conflict.

Wigan celebrations were met with a sarcastic response from the 3,400 Leeds fans, who jeered: "You're nothing special, we lose every week," and renewed vigour from Brown, who finally earned his yellow card for clattering Gómez over the touchline.

This is all fine in measured doses, but the arm wrestle between Battlefield and Call of Duty, which has pulled in a swathe of 'me too' competitors, has also seemingly pushed away much of the imaginative vigour from the genre.

If we go for it, if we seize it, if we fight for it with every ounce of passion, vigour and energy from now until the next election, nothing, and no one, can stop us.

In the present sample of genotypes, Cluster 1 derived vigour mainly from organ number (DR and tillering) whereas Cluster 2 derived it from size (Table 6).

Fuck that with vigour and from a strange direction.

But it has an allegorical vigour stemming from Brecht's delight in Hollywood movies and Shakespearean pastiche.

The superior size, rate of gain, and heavy muscling of the pure French Charolais and the hybrid vigour accruing from the crossing of nonrelated breeds promise an increased popularity of this breed.