Sentence examples for exceptional body from inspiring English sources

We did draft a very good collegiate receiver, a young man who's got an exceptional body".

Ambrose's legacy is his exceptional body of work, which will continue to engage, educate, and inspire.

Sachs and Bailey did not complain but Ofcom was presented with "an exceptional body of evidence," he adds.

Out of those disparate influences, Hudes has created an exceptional body of work, at once lyrical and colloquial, playful and spiritual, which often portrays wounded people on the margins (addicts, abuse survivors, disabled veterans, abandoned children) and creates spaces (a dive bar, a chat room, a road trip, a soup kitchen) where they can start to heal each other.

In 1921, he was the first to receive the AOU's William Brewster Memorial Award, which recognizes "an exceptional body of work on birds of the Western Hemisphere".

Scouts for the professional football teams described Walker as a "Big physical receiver, who uses his size to muscle the ball away from defenders...Lacks explosive speed, but has exceptional body control and balance".

Bonner's hip-hop background is evident in the exceptional upper body strength in her arms, shoulders and torso (0.20 – 0.30): but that power also translates into a sculptural force and clarity throughout her body (see 0.40-50).

Not only has his cardiovascular strength always been exceptional; his body seems specially constructed for cycling.

A rangy midfielder, he had exceptional upper body strength and footwork skills that were complemented by his superior field vision.

Following the ruling, in a case described by the judge as exceptional, the body of JS has now been preserved and transported from where she lived in London to the US, where it has been frozen "in perpetuity" by a commercial company at a cost of £37,000.

The pas de cinq in Act I Mr. Tomasson created for five peasants — three women, two men — showcases virtues like the women's exceptional upper-body delicacy and the men's effortless ebullience in a complex series of jumps.