Sentence examples for of large stature from inspiring English sources

Johnson was 42 and intimidating – a man of large stature and intellect.

Tripler reasoned that in the modern era of firearms, including the recent introduction of the rifled musket, smaller men like Hacker had a place in the ranks: Quickness of perception, enterprise, and intelligence, certainly do not depend upon bulk of body, but are found comparatively much more frequently in men of small, than in men of large stature.

But the only class of patients in which the durability of a resurfacing was on a par with a traditional plastic-and-metal implant was middle-aged men of larger stature, the study found.

The 5-inch tablet/phone/EVO-eater will no doubt launch to a ton of criticism about it's large stature and whatnot.

This discovery suggests that the lycopsids were the first lineage of land plants to evolve tracheids, true leaves, and a large stature.

The New York Yankees and Major League Baseball immediately began thinking of clever marketing ideas as soon as Aaron Judge burst onto the scene for his large stature and strength.

In his introduction, Norman Mailer suggests that "we may yet have a new writer of the largest stature among us". That may well be true.

It is tempting to see the lunar humanoids as hierarchical in the same ways that white eugenicists characterized races on Earth, from beaver bipeds (metaphoric Native Americans) to woolly man-bats (Negroes) to this last group, in which "nearly all the individuals . . . were of a larger stature than the former specimens, less dark in color, and in every respect an improved variety of the race".

Only his delusions were of great stature.

They did want someone of great stature.

By that, I don't mean any disrespect to either team - as Villa seem to be the same, albeit of a debatably larger stature - but, Birmingham were not going to rise much more in the PL without further investment and an overhaul of the squad.