I'm not a sedentary person.
"He was not a sedentary person.
This leads to continual "bumping" or getting a sedentary person off his stool.
Some may require twice the amount of water adequate for a sedentary person at moderate temperatures or even more.
But, they say, speed and strength and endurance do return, even in deconditioned athletes, some of whose lab test results look like those of a sedentary person.
Dr. Rippe said that "after age 25, a sedentary person loses half a pound of muscle each year, five or six pounds each decade.
Physical activity accounts for 20 to 40 percent of the total energy expenditure, even less in a very sedentary person and more in someone who is extremely active.
Units of distance, which are used to build the city layouts and determine the infection probability between two individuals, were based on the likely range that an average sedentary person travels on foot under normal circumstances during a typical eight hour period.
To you, clerk, literary man, sedentary person, man of fortune, idler, the same advice.
Here he found Whitman, who was a middle-aged man at the time, urging the reader: "To you, clerk, literary man, sedentary person, man of fortune, idler, the same advice.
My Captain!" would command the "clerk, literary man, sedentary person": "Up!... Out in the morning!" Or: "Eat enough, and when you eat that, stop!" As in many contributions to the genre that Samuel Smiles, only a year after "Manly Health" first appeared, would christen "Self-Help," there's something provisional and hucksterish about Whitman's proscriptions, an eagerness for validation.
