vigorously *

The man made the sound again, less vigorously even than the last time.

The thing came back vigorously and grew 20 feet next summer.

I, on the other hand, played it the more vigorously.

He shook hands at once vigorously with each of us.

But the old man shook his head more vigorously than ever.

She shook her head vigorously a few times, but still said nothing.

She nodded her head vigorously and he took his hand away.

He looked around at the other three men and they all nodded vigorously.

He soon began vigorously seeking a role in the boy's life.

They are competing vigorously with each other to be last.

Sometimes schools of them could be seen, swimming vigorously away.

She shook her head vigorously and took a step back.

The Act has been applied much more vigorously since 9/11.

It is able to contract vigorously for a short time.

The plan has been most vigorously opposed by two of the board's white members.

She worked vigorously to put an end to child labor and to provide safety for women workers.

He also said it would vigorously defend itself in court.

The Department is vigorously defending the law in these cases.

He now felt able to press British claims more vigorously.

And I will vigorously defend myself by making that point.

"I take those rights very seriously and will protect them vigorously."

They said, however, that both men would vigorously fight the charges.

The administration had vigorously urged the court not to hear the case.

We must stand up for human rights and vigorously reject a change to the common position.

You're not sure why this criticism comes so vigorously your way.