Sentence examples for more physically robust from inspiring English sources

Blackburn's attacks in a more physically robust second half were always measured and patiently constructed even if they did lack genuine menace; what they needed was a Shearer.

(He would have another crack at American regionalism with the 1945 independent production "The Southerner" and create a more expansive, more physically robust film).

Must read this Pete Smith's interview with Socceroos defender Alex Wilkinson about a more physically robust South Korean side, and his fifteen-year relationship with the gaffer Ange Postecoglou.

Tom Harry Treadawayy), the more physically robust of the two, is also the gentler one; Barry (Luke Treadaway), who has a congenital heart problem, is a lighted stick of dynamite.

Here is a less innocent, more physically robust Keats than the sickly boy of legend or Shelley's otherworldly Adonais; a pugnacious poet, who in childhood preferred fighting to reading; he was confident, sensual, sexually active, but also rootless, mercurial and morbid.

29 Although it is difficult to differentiate the influence of self-selection (more physically robust individuals tolerating the rigours of rugby league playing at the elite level better than more diminutive individuals) from the osteogenic effect of rugby league playing, the observed seasonal variation in bone mass is informative.

Even more deserving of physically robust migrants' pity was urban workers' physical lassitude, on which they commented regularly.

June arrived first, at 8 10 a.m., but Jennifer, born ten minutes later, seemed to be the stronger twin, more alert and physically robust.

For example, the possible combination of the General Additive Model [ 17] with the HHT algorithm may produce more physically meaningful or robust forecasting results.

The persistence of such grandiose rhetoric works against the performers, particularly Mr. Camargo, a lanky and physically robust young actor who is far more engaging in Marlowe's callowness at the start than in his chastised soul-searching at the end, and Mr. DeVries, whose sinister aspect and delivery simply do not have enough colors to carry the audience through a vastly overwritten part.

Few politicians anywhere exude optimism more physically.