Sentence examples for more physically capable from inspiring English sources

Competitively we were the more dominant and the more physically capable.

Palihapitiya explains, "I think we all want to be more physically capable – this means being a father who is able to play sports with his kids, a young woman who wants to use yoga as their primary workout or an NBA player who is training to excel and make another all-star team.

If this is the case, aren't older women seeking out younger, hornier, more physically capable men simply searching for their equals?

If you've ever been threatened and felt that rush of strength and energy that made you more physically capable than you have been at other times, then you've experienced the body's stress response.

In unadjusted analyses and after adjustment for age men were more physically capable than women.

Positive regression coefficients represent a diminishing gap between women and men as age increases whereas negative coefficients indicate a widening gap, if men are more physically capable than women in the youngest age-group.

It's a challenge of which he's more than physically capable.

Available evidence show that men are more likely and physically capable of enacting physical violence than women who are more likely to enact verbal violence [ 11, 16, 20].

"We think that the women in the twice-a-week and four-times-a-week groups felt more energized and physically capable" after several months of training than they had at the start of the study, says Gary Hunter, a U.A.B. professor who led the experiment.

Mr. Dawson, whose new "Overture" will have its premiere with the Dutch National Ballet on June 15, said that he was not trying to reinvent classical ballet but that the form had changed, in part because dancers are so much more physically and technically capable today than a few decades ago.

Yoga can also make you feel more mentally and physically capable.