Sentence examples for brawniness from inspiring English sources
'brawniness' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe the physical strength and muscularity of a person or animal. For example, "His brawniness was evident as he lifted the heavy box with ease."
noun
The state of being brawny or having brawn.
The gene that encodes this protein is the subject of several medical studies, and is thus a prime candidate for sporting use.IGF-1 is also a growth factor though it promotes brawniness in muscle rather than the production of blood cells.
His books seem to have a particular resonance for Wired-reading, Clif Bar-eating men — those whose desire to improve their abdominal definition may not be so great that they will subscribe to Men's Health but who find in Ferriss the promise of heightened braininess complemented by an enviable degree of brawniness.
But the browning will add a rich, caramelized flavor to the broth, which I particularly like with the funky saltiness of soy sauce and the brawniness of the mushrooms.
Mr. Pappano found similar opportunities elsewhere in the score, but in the end, the heft and brawniness of this last Brahms symphony emerged intact, though seen from an unusual perspective.
The main challenge for Greek men who aspired to andreia had been insufficient brawniness: Maurice Sartre quotes a cutting description of an almost virile young man named Theagenes, who impressed with his "broad chest and shoulders," but was ridiculed for, among other things, the "blond fuzz" on his cheeks.
Absent is the quasimilitary attitude, the rugged, ready-for-anything brawniness that declares, "This is not Mom's minivan".
