Sentence examples for slight exercise from inspiring English sources
Postpartum depression takes a murderous turn in this slight exercise, which, for all its modesty, generates a measure of dread.
What begins as a slight exercise in reminiscence becomes a deeper tale about presence and absence, appearance and disappearance, in which unofficial memory (the author's casual "I remember") triumphs over official memory.
Until Ms. Wilson takes charge, following a cartoonish hour of give and take between Henny's mentally unstable son (David Aaron Baker) and his fellow psychiatric patient (Katie Finneran), "Bosoms and Neglect" is a slight exercise in shrink humor.
"Lateral Splay" (1963), for example, by the feminist artist Carolee Schneemann, is an amusing but slight exercise in task-based choreography, setting its performers racing, crashing and collapsing throughout the space.
Clinical signs range from slight exercise intolerance to dyspnoea at rest.
To achieve the latter effect, it would have been more appropriate to prescribe the identical setting (ie, 3 × 18 minutes per 2 weeks of slight exercise with WB-EMS equipment and without stimulation) continuously over 54 weeks.
Carnitine supplementation was started 660 mg BID with slight improvement of exercise tolerance.
There was a slight improvement during exercise cessation on the subscale of affective symptoms.> -wrap-foot> Results at T0 are given as mean (SD).
Because of the limited reliability of RPE responses to submaximal runs (>30% 37) in comparison with HR (3%), RPE is likely less sensitive to slight changes in exercise intensity.
Boot Camp, including step aerobics and hand weights, felt a bit passe, and physio ball offered the slight challenge of exercising with a huge ball.
The International Labour Organization addressed domestic issues and included nongovernmental representatives, and the Mandates Commission exercised slight supervision over colonies of the defeated powers, which had been distributed to the victors technically as mandates of the League.
