His instrument is smooth yet robust, with a fine glow to it.
It is vulgar and wistful, delicate yet robust, and it goes with a bang.
The food is traditional Spanish fare, simple yet robust, featuring plentiful doses of garlic, salt and olive oil.
New Yorkers were exposed to the Cambodians' delicate yet robust dance and music 10 years ago at the Joyce.
I need it to: the new supply, sown in June, is not yet robust enough to face the scissors.
Previewing her spring debut album, A Moment of Madness, she fronts a fluid yet robust six-piece band with poise and nervy elan.
And the choreography — lyrical yet robust, with its expressive upper-body movement and precise footwork — shows what has come to be seen as a quintessentially English dance style.
And Bartosz Kapustka, the 19-year-old Polish midfielder, has not played at all, with Ranieri saying he is not yet robust enough for the Premier League.
With its ludicrous yet robust gourd chest and apple cheeks, it will make you think more of Caravaggio than of Magritte.
The orchestra played with crackling precision; the impressive and sizeable Chicago Symphony Chorus sang with unforced yet robust sound and clear enunciation of the text.
Federal aid is being scaled back, even though growth is not yet robust enough to make a sizable dent in unemployment.
