First, the Metropolitan police have manifestly failed to pursue their investigations with anything like the full vigour of the law.
Two years' rest brought him back to full vigour.
He chose his successor, his son Ögödei, with great care, ensured that his other sons would obey Ögödei, and passed on to him an army and a state in full vigour.
Of medium height, spare of figure, with an aquiline nose, ruddy complexion, and aristocratic hands, Paul III was portrayed by Titian in 1543 at age 75 in the full vigour of his pontificate.
You slow down a bit, but I'm in full vigour.
From struggling for parity with an England team full of vigour in the forwards and adventure in the halves, the Kangaroos suddenly leapt to a level you could only marvel at.
The committee has collated and distilled a huge amount of information, and its recommendations have teeth: an admirable example of how parliament can use its powers to frame public policy and urge legislature and executive to respond with equal vigour (full disclosure: I gave evidence to the committee).
Some may be less confident that a Russian-owned Evening Standard will investigate that subject with the fullest possible vigour.
Shameless is full of vigour and honesty.
Ambitious, curious and full of vigour, it is "a machine for innovation".
