Sentence examples for evident exertion from inspiring English sources
The polls show Putin running (with little evident exertion) between seventy and eighty per cent; none of his Lilliputian competitors have cracked five.
This is most evident after intense exertion, say, a short sprint.
She did not have significant demonstrable clinical weakness at rest [Medical Research Council (MRC) 5/5]; however, subtle upper and lower limb proximal weakness (MRC 4+/5) was evident following minimal exertion (marching in place ten times).
His skeletal muscles were generally poorly developed but he did not have significant demonstrable clinical weakness at rest (MRC 5/5); however, subtle upper and lower limb proximal weakness (MRC 4+/5) was evident following moderate exertion (marching in place 20 times).
This increased cardiac output during exertion sustains the physical activity evident in both prints and contributes to the characteristically flushed skin-tone of exercising bodies as portrayed in The Lovers (India).
His work, which mostly depicts black people — Mr. Barnes was black — is kinetic and often vividly bright, though even in his black-and-white pencil drawings the strain of competing bodies is evident in the curves, stretches and muscular exertions of the figures.
"The exertions of Thursday night really were evident today and I should have used more of the squad to freshen things up".
Accordingly, it is evident that players perceive fatigue at the end of match-play via increased rating of perceived exertion (RPE) 51 though whether movement demands or stroke outcomes are altered in accordance with this perceived fatigue is speculative.
The exertion is worthwhile.
