Sentence examples for muscular about from inspiring English sources

It will make his preferred domestic policy issues seem minor and will reinforce Bush's theme that he is the candidate most focused on and muscular about the world's multiplying dangers.

Jarvis, who won his Barnsley Central seat in a byelection in which Ukip came second, said Labour would need to be particularly "muscular" about demonstrating why people should not lend their vote to an anti-politics party.

But if the state were more muscular about collecting taxes, and used the money to create a reliable police force, it would drive the extortionists out of business.Extortion is a practice with ancient roots, though.

These are rituals designed less to broadcast detailed policy than to armor the speaker against the onslaught to come, speeches in which George McGovern waxes muscular about providing the "shield of our strength" to our weaker allies and George W. talks of "learning to protect the natural world around us" and changing "the tone of Washington to one of civility and respect".

W., Dick Cheney and Rumsfeld launched a social engineering scheme to change the mind-set in the Middle East about democracy and the mind-set at home about the post-Vietnam reluctance to be muscular about imposing our values through war.

It's not the look you'd expect from a playwright associated with taut, muscular plays about, as he puts it, "hairy blokes in work situations".

Despite the speculations about disturbed proprioceptive pathways and muscular feedback about OA joints and their removal at THA surgery, it does not appear to be proven yet that there is a clinically important impairment of postural stability due to hip OA before and after THA.

Now, a team of neuroscientists reports how this muscular mastery comes about: Within a few hours of practicing a new motor skill, the brain shifts the new instructions from short-term memory to the areas responsible for motor skills.

Muscular pain starts about 6 hours after administration and typically involves the trunk and lower extremities and tends to decrease with the continuous administration.

But Mr. Annan's radio interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation on Wednesday, in which he said for the first time that he believed the war was "illegal," set off a tempest of reaction and raised questions in a number of capitals about why he had chosen that moment to adopt more muscular language about the war.

He's got this, like, stoic, manly, muscular thing about him.