Sentence examples for more robustly built from inspiring English sources

The skull, including the zygomatic arch, is more robustly built.

Smilodon was around the size of a modern lion or tiger, but was more robustly built.

Overall, Smilodon was more robustly built than any modern cat, with particularly well-developed forelimbs and exceptionally long upper canines.

With some of his more camp flourishes recalling the British actor Simon Callow ("Four Weddings and a Funeral"), the robustly built Mr. West looks as if he is having great fun loosening his body in a way that wouldn't be appropriate to his career-making stand on the American television series "The Wire".

The oldest Votomatic machines have long since been replaced by less robustly built versions.

Robustly built, it has the general shape and weight of a PlayStation controller.

He is a robustly built man of about thirty, an architect by training and saturnine by disposition.

Distinctly modern in its anatomy, the braincase resembles the European Cro-Magnons (robustly built early modern humans), but retains some African features too.

They're all robustly built, with the kind of industrial and durable feel that made the iPod Classic stick around for so long.

Furthermore, although the preserved bones of the individual's skeleton were robustly built, Huxley felt that such stoutness was to be "expected in savages" (Huxley 1863, p. 148).

The velvet belly is a robustly built shark with a moderately long, broad, flattened snout.