How To Use Athleticism In A Sentence
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A time when adventure came first and pure athleticism played only a minor role in the great climbing game.
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He combined athleticism, judgement and skill in an irresistible mix - and he was a great sportsman, totally devoid of egomania.
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While she has a broad repertoire, her infectious exuberance and natural athleticism give her a distinctive edge in leotard ballets and soubrette parts.
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Sportsbridge, a new nonprofit organization designed to promote athleticism for women, had brought the pair together.
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He relies on his athleticism and aggressiveness to beat blockers to the ballcarrier but struggles disengaging from blocks.
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The dancing, with an emphasis on athleticism, is quite spectacular.
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The pair play natives of that country - sweet, carefree adolescents whose blithe athleticism and pert demeanor are just a little cloying.
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Golf is underrated for the demands it makes on the player's balance and athleticism.
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Its quartet of couples confronted and intrigued the audience by way of ballet's athleticism and expressivity.
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Yet once they start dancing, the effect is pure gold: the thumpy rhythms of their feet on the wooden floor of a park pavilion, the couple's shared power and mutual athleticism, their whizzing quickstep that feels like the Earth's been knocked off its axis and the effortless, ecstatic, romantic joy of it all.
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But they have more to lose: their traditional dominance of the field, their lock on the very notion of athleticism.
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If she amazed him with her double-jointed athleticism, she amazed herself even more with the depths of her sensuality.
THE ONLY GAME
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Washington is streaky, but he has decent athleticism and the size to play defensive end.
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His speed and athleticism were apparent when he redshirted last year.
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He came out of nowhere last year to play the power game well and show amazing athleticism for his size.
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If the definition of "athleticism" is strictly about speedy movement then I would say you are right – the moon is athletic, the term is vacuous, and the argument is dumb.
Bunny and a Book
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The tournament is expected to be one of the most remarkable displays of athleticism that the sport of weightlifting has seen.
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He gives the corps a necessary dose of athleticism.
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Speed and athleticism are his chief assets.
The Sun
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Can't you see by now that I can keep this up as long as you'd like, and you will never be able show that "athleticism" is any more subjective or useless or vacuous in the context of ID than "athleticism" is?
Bunny and a Book
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Players are justifiably esteemed for their amazing feats of athleticism.
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You could simply redefine athleticism as "that which enables things to move around", but then you have a dormitive principle.
Bunny and a Book
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His 6ft 7in height is complemented by an imposing set of muscles and natural athleticism, and he bowls with an aristocratic high action at speeds close to 90mph.
Chris Tremlett not in the mood to let Ashes chance pass him by
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The ideal of aesthetic athleticism, as embodied in her dancers, is the moving force that steers her work.
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Rugby players need the athleticism to fly around the field and the set of skills to do something useful when they find an involvement.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her athleticism and grit have made her a champion
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That is about how much heavier I can be without losing the speed and athleticism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Recently, Nordau, rejecting the theory of his master Lombroso, has maintained that it is just as reasonable to say that "genius is a neurosis" as that "athleticism is a cardiopathy" because many athletes are affected with heart disease.
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Why not press fullcourt when depth and athleticism are your major advantages?
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The Danza Tedesca featured skewed and arhythmical sections delivered with eloquent athleticism.
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But they have more to lose: their traditional dominance of the field, their lock on the very notion of athleticism.
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Nevertheless, the native of Guadeloupe is an intriguing prospect because he has the size and athleticism to match up with opponents at his position.
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Should she gain more athleticism, she could be a contender on a grass surface that suits her big hitting.
The Sun
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Expect athleticism, raunch and very strict health and safety measures.
Times, Sunday Times
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She has a natural ability and an unforced charm (not to mention the requisite athleticism) that make it easy to accept Sara as much more than a writer's construct.
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Rugby players need the athleticism to fly around the field and the set of skills to do something useful when they find an involvement.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was an epic display of power, athleticism and no little technical ability and the only reason it stayed 0-0 was the brilliance of the two keepers.
The Sun
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Kaede's athleticism and strength showed even if I had no knowledge of the skills necessary for his swordplay.
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I was already exhausted with my unexpected display of athleticism.
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He is 6ft 1in and has great athleticism and ability.
The Sun
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With the correct coaching, it may suit the Royal far better, although the standardisation of female ballet bodies trained mostly for androgynous athleticism has almost put the delicacies of the Bournonville style out of reach.
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Dressage terms like; capriole, levade, piaffe, pirouette, sound very much like those used in classical ballet and definitely equal the precision, control and athleticism required of a prima ballerina, yet these are the movements of a 1200 lb. horse.
Undefined
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They have lots of athleticism and pace, but not much technique or experience.
Times, Sunday Times
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Should she gain more athleticism, she could be a contender on a grass surface that suits her big hitting.
The Sun
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Women were now playing with the ferocity, commitment and sheer athleticism once associated only with men.
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She has a natural athleticism which allows her to outwit, outsprint and outjump them.
Times, Sunday Times
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The one thing she does not have in her armoury is the 3½-revolution triple axel, which adds a layer of intrigue to the competition similar to the athleticism/artistry debate that accompanied Evan Lysacek's victory over Yevgeny Plushenko last week.
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Few people any longer look down on activities that test nerve and aim rather than conventional athleticism.
Times, Sunday Times
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They watch women's gymnastics and figure skating for the athleticism.
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Her athleticism was superb and her cross-court backhand was sublime.
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He has a host of admirers in the sport who recognise his focus, athleticism and technical ability.
Times, Sunday Times
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His bulk and his athleticism gave him, and his team, a massive advantage.
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He was a left back when I was playing with him, with bundles of pace and athleticism.
Times, Sunday Times
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He has as much athleticism as any collegiate player and strong defensive ability.
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He should work out with people at his own level of athleticism.
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It was a moment of supreme skill and athleticism, but it was more than that.
Times, Sunday Times
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But in your new test, as you attempt to make it match my very poor and disappointing Poindexter case, 'athleticism' is not intended to explain an observation of fast running.
Bunny and a Book
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Robert Vaden and James Hardy, who committed in the spring, will give the Hoosiers athleticism and scoring punch from the wings.
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But New England go for it on fourth down, Brady taking the snap and then leaping with impressive athleticism straight over his center, reaching the ball out as he plunges head-first into the endzone.
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And basketball smarts is also more important than athleticism.
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He simply had too much pace, athleticism and quality for Maicon.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the last 16 and beyond, his ability and athleticism will face tougher tests.
The Sun
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He's got the athleticism and predatory instincts.
The Sun
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Mahela Jayawardene and Ian Bell have both produced a series of scintillating innings, the former in the limited overs game, Bell in Tests, when their combination of Gene Kelly footwork, Pinball-Wizard supple wrists and gorgeous timing have given us a glimpse of an age before athleticism, doggedness and beefy bats predominated.
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AIGUY: No, the test for athleticism in horses is different.
Bunny and a Book
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Because our top clubs emphasise strength and athleticism over technical ability.
Times, Sunday Times
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His athleticism, power and technique were all in evidence out there.
The Sun
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Perhaps it's because we humans tend to associate protein with fitness and athleticism.
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Her athleticism was superb and her cross-court backhand was sublime.
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It may be cruel, but there will come a time when the youthful athleticism that earns him so much money now will disappear.
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If the athleticism has always been there, the psychology of siblinghood has at times seemed to play a role.
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Cole's speed and athleticism is evident, not just in defence but in getting down that left flank to support the midfield and attack.
The Sun
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Women were now playing with the ferocity, commitment and sheer athleticism once associated only with men.
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A mixture of passion, nostalgia, and masculine bawdy infuses the cult of youthful athleticism.
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She has a natural athleticism which allows her to outwit, outsprint and outjump them.
Times, Sunday Times
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Speed, athleticism and defensive strength made sure England did not suffer.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hall has great quickness and athleticism for his size, he can catch the ball, and the team believes his blocking can come around.
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They use his terrific pace and athleticism in wider areas, but with your best players you want them through the middle.
Times, Sunday Times
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American actresses have desexualized themselves, confusing sterile athleticism with female power.
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He arrived with unbelievable natural talent and athleticism, yet he was still hypercritical of himself.
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It was an utterly absorbing match, defined by subtlety as much as power and athleticism.
Times, Sunday Times
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He has been our most consistent player this season and his pace, athleticism and strength have been impressive.
The Sun
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PEZ: If the definition of "athleticism" is strictly about speedy movement then I would say you are right – the moon is athletic, the term is vacuous, and the argument is dumb.
Bunny and a Book
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His specialty is probably defense. He'an all - around player , but defensively, with the athleticism -- he's tough.
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Only if you disrespect dialogue and honest communication. and you will never be able show that "athleticism" is any more subjective or useless or vacuous in the context of ID than "athleticism" is?
Bunny and a Book
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To improve all-round athleticism you also need to develop strength, stamina and flexibility.
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Before Althea Gibson punctured the color barrier of women's tennis 52 years ago, the sport was a genteel game played with the tempo of a minuet and the athleticism of couch potatoes.
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His youth was apparently much like mine, not a youth of athleticism so much as a preoccupancy with wonder and the imminence of beauty surrounding all things.
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It is what lies behind the illusion of hang-time that made Jordan great: athleticism, complete ball-skill and an unquenched desire to inflict his will.
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Mr. Tsui, a specialist in the quasi-historical sword-and-fantasy martial-arts genre known as wuxia , is both a traditionalist and an innovator, eager to blend classic Hong Kong athleticism with the newest techniques of digital filmmaking.
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Well, not much if you chose to ignore the most pin-point hand-eye co-ordination in the modern game, spring-heeled athleticism, deceptive power at close quarters, an astute tactical brain, an inner calm and sense of purpose that drew the best from those around him and deft hands for what used to be called subtle, well-weighted passes and are now termed an off-load as if the practice had never existed before.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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And you still haven't begun to tell me why offering "athleticism" is any more subjective or meaningless an explanation for some phenomenon than offering "intelligence".
Bunny and a Book
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The battles are performed with an athleticism that is at times alarming.
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It's not really my thang but I admire the athleticism and singular dedication that it takes to become a dancer.
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So I'll go with Julius Erving, not only for his statistical accomplishments, but for his cultural impact, pioneering the artistry and athleticism the small forward position is known for today.
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She has a natural athleticism which allows her to outwit, outsprint and outjump them.
Times, Sunday Times
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Now, do you think "athleticism" is a useful explanation for our observation of fast running?
Bunny and a Book
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It was an utterly absorbing match, defined by subtlety as much as power and athleticism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Attaining an altitude of ten feet for a crow is not on the list for tests for athleticism.
Bunny and a Book
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Braham is a smart, tough leader, but he lacks the athleticism to be a full-time starter.
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Lee Douglas had the chance but his well struck right-footed shot from the edge of the penalty area was somehow tipped around the post by the athleticism of the keeper.
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Benbow gives the Leopards good size and athleticism and should be more reliable with a full season under his belt after last year's shoulder surgery.
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The tournament is expected to be one of the most remarkable displays of athleticism that the sport of weightlifting has seen.
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Sportsbridge, a new nonprofit organization designed to promote athleticism for women, had brought the pair together.
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Lorne wanted reassurance about his youthfulness, athleticism and general popularity.
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Perhaps it's because we humans tend to associate protein with fitness and athleticism.
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his music is characterized by a happy athleticism
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Maintaining a pace of rote mental athleticism that all students of foreign verb conjugation will regard with awe, Ebbinghaus trained this way for more than a year.
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Perhaps it's because we humans tend to associate protein with fitness and athleticism.
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They're traceurs, urban athletes who practice an emerging sport called parkour, which combines the grace and athleticism of gymnastics with the daredeviltry of movie stunts and the mental discipline of the martial arts.
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No, the test for athleticism in horses is different.
Bunny and a Book
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Rudy Fernandez, point guard, 6-foot-5, 185 pounds, DVK Joventut Badalona (Spain) - Flashy ballhandler with good athleticism; plays well in transition; needs to bulk up and develop some strength.
China's Yi brings wow factor to NBA draft
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Martinez moved around and up the poll with the athleticism of an accomplished gymnast, twisting, turning and pivoting with balletic grace.
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So I returned to JackRabbit, where employees seem screened not only for their athleticism but for their knowledgeability.
Generation Sock
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Smith and Carlos say different: there is no necessary antithesis between athleticism and broader awareness.
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His choices of dancers and choreographers reflect youthful athleticism, dynamic restlessness, independence, and innovation.
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We overextended our defense a little bit but I think our athleticism paid off.
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They are staggering feats of speed, athleticism and footwork.
Times, Sunday Times
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I was getting noticed for my looks, as well as my intelligence and athleticism.
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Should she gain more athleticism, she could be a contender on a grass surface that suits her big hitting.
The Sun
