Sentence examples for vigorous body from inspiring English sources

"Traumatic experiences remain as open wounds on [the Greek people's] vigorous body," Christodoulos had said.

Ms. Edwards's exhortation was a bit unexpected, because Morcheeba's music doesn't really demand vigorous body shaking.

Her once vigorous body began to deteriorate, the muscles wasting and tightening, her heart and lungs losing condition.

A comatose mind within a terrifyingly vigorous body is the analogy for post-Tiananmen China that emerges from Ma Jian's book.

Several young Italian men and women stand around her, instructing her in Italian and broken English, but mostly in vigorous body language.

In her English, we see Stiva merely "drawing a deep breath into his powerful lungs," where Pevear and Volokhonsky have "the broad box of his chest"; Stiva's "splayed feet," a detail that marvellously registers the man's heavy displacement, is in Edmonds "his usual spirited step, carrying his vigorous body lightly". The barber's "pink path" is, in Edmonds, a duller "rosy parting"...

A DIPLOMAT AND A DEEP STUDENT; Vigorous in Body as Well as Mind at the Age of 65 Years.

At a news conference on Saturday, Dr. Jonathan S. Reiner, Mr. Cheney's cardiologist, said his team had advised Mr. Cheney against vigorous upper body exercise "for the next several days certainly, and maybe the next couple of weeks".

I revisited past illnesses, trying to identify the one concealing a heart attack: the upper respiratory tract infection that left me short of breath; the chest pain a couple of days after a vigorous upper body workout at the gym.

"But I believe we've risen to the task, and are demonstrating both in the United States and around the world that the United States has a vigorous oversight body that will take a close look at these programs, have full access to them, and will be able to advise whether the programs do strike the right balance".

The image of a vigorous, headless body defiantly swimming in circles around a smoldering ship may be a fair metaphor for the recent state of the pirate movie, a wild, disreputable and apparently unkillable genre notable for its unrepentant excesses, its mix of playfulness and violence, history and hokum and, within the last two decades, for its record of spectacular box office failure.