Sentence examples for while vigorous from inspiring English sources

So while vigorous debate continues over optimal therapy, there is no longer any doubt that the main methods work.

And while vigorous activities like boating, fishing, skating, tennis and croquet called for simpler dress gowns, they were nonetheless cumbersome".

Like most significant political ideas, New Labour expired in a back room while vigorous efforts were being made to assert its continued vitality to the audience.

But Giselle's mime is retained, and Ms. Ananiashvili was especially vibrant, playful and childlike in Act I, while vigorous as a Wili, or ghost, in Act II.

Such parties, while vigorous guardians of minority rights, lack the power to make policy on issues, like crime and affirmative action, that preoccupy whites.

The current culture of art appreciation, while vigorous, leans too heavily on a TV talent-show mentality to whip up enthusiasm: so-called blockbuster exhibitions funnel the punters past the daubs as if they were so many goggle-eyed lemmings, and this concentration on a handful of must-sees leaves much more quietly disregarded.

First, "they're backed by an economy that, while hardly vigorous, is at least showing signs of sustainability," Mr. Luschini said.

While a vigorous opponent of communism as "the iron lady", Thatcher had shown no interest in foreign affairs and conceded post-imperial retreat in both Hong Kong and Rhodesia.

He has "an amazing control over those organs that, while certainly vigorous, are truly subject to the virile man's will".

And while regular, vigorous exercise was shown to boost sperm count, excessive television-watching can counteract the positive effects of physical activity.

However, while the vigorous election campaign might suggest that Iran has become the sort of pluralistic and liberal democracy that President George Bush wishes to see across the Middle East, the underlying reality is rather different.