Sentence examples for physically vigorous from inspiring English sources

He was still physically vigorous, and his mind went dancing across the decades.

At the hotel, Mr. Douglas looked physically vigorous, but he spoke in a voice that was sometimes fragile and tentative.

He said that Mr Yushchenko was now on some medication but no longer experiencing severe pain, adding he was physically "vigorous and mentally healthy".

Hemingway's way of writing was also inseparable from his physically vigorous subjects, such as war, hunting, fishing, and bullfighting — and, early on, his notion of literary achievement was agonistic.

Always physically vigorous, Mr. Lee combats the decline of age with a regimen of swimming, cycling and massage and, perhaps more important, an hour-by-hour daily schedule of meetings, speeches and conferences both in Singapore and overseas.

Despite four months of lurid coverage in the news media over Mr. Jackson's final days and his death at age 50, it is the image of a physically vigorous and mentally focused Michael Jackson that Sony Pictures and the Jackson estate are eager to convey with "This Is It," a new film opening around the world on Wednesday for a two-week run.

Compared with those in good health, significantly larger proportions of older people in poor health were smokers (26.1% vs. 16.9%; p ≤ 0.001) and physically inactive (vigorous activities: 88.7% vs. 70.7%; p ≤ 0.001; moderate activities: 67.1% vs. 57.1%; p ≤ 0.01).

Fatter children are already less moderate to vigorous physically active compared to normal weight children (Haerens et al. 2007).

In order to further investigate the additional benefits of moderate-to-vigorous physically active academic lessons on cognitive functioning and physical fitness future research is necessary.

Compared with a standard-care control coached as normal, we hypothesised that players who have been coached by coaches who have attended coach education sessions will: (1) spend a greater percentage of time in moderate-to-vigorous physically activity, (2) spend a lower percentage of time inactive, and (3) not exhibit lower motivation scores.

min−1) is associated more strongly to the percentage of body fat than to weekly energy expended in moderate and vigorous physical activities in physically active men.