Sentence examples for it's virile from inspiring English sources

It's virile.

"The language is alive, it's virile, it lives and it breathes and you know exactly where it's coming from.

"The thing about a tuxedo is that it is virile and feminine at the same time," purred Catherine Deneuve.

He's virile and quick-witted, and his Watson, if not Holmes's equal in brainpower, comes close to him in daring.

His smile is happy, his dark brown hair is none too tidy, there's a mischievous glint in his eyes, and he's virile without having completely shaken off his boyishness.

He's virile, he's in command of the stage, he's a one-man hormone explosion.

It's particularly virile in the anti-science bent of conservatives.

But if the girls are putting it about, it is better to be virile and dim, than impotent and smart.

That was one of the sources of his perpetual discomfort, but when he was sober it added to his appeal: he was virile and he was shy.

Worse still, it has encouraged the belief that "bulls" are virile, astute investors, whereas a bear market is so named because, when bears wake up after their winter hibernation, they are grouchy and bad-tempered.

The reply, in Irish, was blunt: 'the Knight was virile and his wife was strong and it would be easy to produce another son.'.