| He spoke with a vigorousness that even those who had been constantly with him throughout the campaign could not help but note. |
| One of them would comment on the vigorousness of the newly sprouted fields, and another would off-handedly mention the healthy appearance of a newly purchased servant. |
| Mr. Csokas's vigorousness accentuates the image of a man whose political and military instincts desert him even as his physical prowess remains at its peak. |
| Ironically, word of a few small failures in fiscally weaker countries such as Portugal or Spain could actually boost confidence in the vigorousness of the testing process. |
| Unlike a cane, a hiking stick lends the impression of vigorousness, as if the person carrying it to the grocery store is merely warming up for a weekend trek. |
| They increased the vigorousness of their dancing and continued to circle her, now uttering loud, sharp whooping noises. |
