Sentence examples for virile to from inspiring English sources

I reviewed the season's first cast, with Veronika Part, who is physically and technically ill suited to being rapidly manhandled, and Marcelo Gomes, who is too virile to catch the boyish wonderment.

The ability to shift from virile to vulnerable is a mark of his performance in "Where We're Born," which the critic Charles Isherwood called a "standout" in The New York Times.

The different responses of rusty and virile crayfish to mussels may be due to a greater ability of invasive crayfish to exploit mussel-associated food resources and/or to behavioral interactions between these species in sympatry.

From the guy growing it long in the spirit of virile rebellion to the girl going blonde to feel more beautiful, we use our hairstyles to make a statement, gain attention and attraction.

Roman Zhurbin — one of the world's great dance actors — brought both tragic depth to Limón's Moor and expansive virile power to the Head Wrangler in "Rodeo".

It is known as the preferred dish of strongmen and gangsters, and Shah believes it to be a healthier and more virile alternative to the standard Afghan fare of kabuli pulao, braised lamb over rice.

Mr. Lehrer begins at the beginning, with the 1960 debate, which was watched by 60 million to 70 million people and introduced a young and virile John F. Kennedy to the nation while showing a flu-ridden, poorly made up Richard M. Nixon.

It's hard to pinpoint the moment the medallion passed from hip symbol of virile machismo to something so crushingly uncool it cancels out virtually everything else about the person wearing it, but pass that way it certainly did.

Back then, there happened to be serious talk of building a new ballpark here, accompanied by a virile resistance to losing a beloved piece of a city that has an insatiable appetite for nostalgia.

Some of these men use the drugs when they are not feeling 100percentt virile, others to stave off anxieties that occur with a first-time partner, and still others to fend off what might be called the Samantha complex, a fear of wilting in the face of a new wave of sexually empowered women.

Now, in 2011, the truly virile want to gut the welfare state.