Sentence examples for vigour to from inspiring English sources
Such candour brings vigour to public life.
Likud leaders pledge with equal vigour to prevent him "stealing the election".
Richard Tunnicliffe's viola da gamba playing also added a brightness and vigour to the ensemble.
But the ones doing best of all owe their vigour to their novel approach.
He doesn't say much, but the phrases are full of vigour to match the ballsy music.
"But this pope has given vigour to the church, and hope to many.
The third, who assumed the title Muḥammad Shah, exhibited sufficient vigour to set about freeing himself from the brothers' control.
This similarity has not been lost on the Vermonters trying with renewed vigour to shut it down.
Over a decade, he responded with vigour to the ideas of Picasso, Cocteau, Ernst and other leading continental figures.
The addition of raw rhubarb is a wonderful way to add even more vigour to an already hyper-punchy combination.
The club earned the nickname "Foals" in the seventies, when they came, sometimes inaccurately, to represent a youthful, gung-ho vigour to challenge Bayern Munich's ruthlessness.
