How To Use Brawniness In A Sentence

He was rather below the middle stature, but the breadth of his shoulders, length and brawniness of his arms, and the muscular appearance of the whole man, argued a most unusual share of strength, and a frame kept in vigour by constant exercise. The Fair Maid of Perth
Without guns to defend themselves, a lot of the exchanges end up like bar room brawniness and high school smackdowns. A New Home : Bev Vincent
He made it very clear that his superhuman brawniness was what he wished his political future to be built on, and the people voted for it.
S. said that there was even a noticeable difference in brawniness, with the Asian-American women's ideal man a good bit larger than the former's. Archive 2005-08-01
A Byzantine chalice, Bible, or wood carving has a kind of heft, a hand-made brawniness.

If you want something really quiet, you're going to sacrifice a degree of brawniness.
The buildings would always hold an admirable brawniness: thick and dark while the night crawlers of all types were sucking down on bottles of booze, rioting in the shadows, or just trying to have a good time.
The coarse and selfish assumption on the part of man of superiority over woman, based on his brawniness and tyranny, has sometimes appeared in the form of an assertion that The Destiny of the Soul A Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life
The character was originally intended to be a man, but making Salt a woman in no way depletes the story's brawniness. Freep.com - RSS
Mr. Pappano found similar opportunities elsewhere in the score, but in the end, the heft and brawniness of this last Brahms symphony emerged intact, though seen from an unusual perspective. NYT > Home Page
While he may look like the strongest green powerhouse around, he's got nothing against the extraordinary strength of spinach or the out-of-this-world brawniness of broccoli.
This brawniness and insensibility of mind, is the best armour we can have against the common evils and accidents of life; and being a temper that is to be got by exercise and custom, more than any other way, the practice of it should be begun betimes; and happy is he that is taught it early. Some Thoughts Concerning Education. Sections 111-120