vigorousness

Many display a vigorousness of design related to their origin.

It reminded him of the vigorousness of Army life.

This, he says, is judged on the basis of the size, distinctness, and vigorousness of the visible object.

He was in his sixties, about to retire, and despite his stoop he had a kind of energy and vigorousness.

The spot expresses a vigorousness that is missing in most political commercials and certainly provides a vivid contrast to many of Mr. Bradley's laid-back advertisements.

Memory foam and latex models should last between 10 and 20 years, depending on the manufacturer, the quality of the bedding, and the vigorousness of use.

The Holms' airless marriage could well have inspired an airless book, but Ms. Chernoff avoids this fate through the vigorousness of her writing.

"Because of the vigorousness of the shaking," explained Ms. Maher, a stirrer of martinis, "the air bubbles remove the nuances of the spirit."

The newfound vigorousness of the arts in Tunisia and the new challenges artists have to address echo those in other countries affected by the Arab Spring, especially Egypt.

Conversely, it is quite possible that none of these statistics is remotely caused by winter swimming, and instead traits like "vigorousness" are positively correlated with people who jump into freezing water.

Healthy narcissism activates immunologic process of restoring the stabilization of cohesiveness, integrity and vigorousness of the self and the restoration of the relationship with the other, despite its otherness.

These encapsulating allegorical elements - the past and the optimistic present - make the Schuylkill a kind of river of history, and the depiction of Schmitt associates the young Eakins with vigorousness.

If you want to wash the bacteria off your hands the water would have to be at around 80 C. The temperature of the water is not what gets rid of bacteria, but the vigorousness of the washing.

"What strikes one is Maykov's poetry extraordinary vigorousness, the freshness and firmness of the author's talent: Olympians and Antiquity heroes he befriended in his childhood years "among th dusty marbles of Potyomkin's rooms" must have shared with him their eternal youth," Annensky wrote.