Sinewy

It digs into the Stones’ long-established style: sinewy guitar riffs, Jagger’s proudly intemperate vocals, bluesy underpinnings and ever-improvisatory guitar interplay.

Even in the knitted sweater and painter’s jacket he’s got on today, the actor seems substantial and sinewy.

Clad in a silver suit that’s enhanced by cutting-edge circa-2007 special effects, Jones embodies the sinewy, liquid-y humanoid with all the limber grace you’d expect.

On pavements and through parks, the “runner’s high” I’d heard so much about from sinewy pros began to reliably show itself around the 40-minute mark.

This rippling, sinewy sculpt is intimidatingly detailed, from top to bottom.

With a sinewy body and hardened white skull, Marugori is a clear nod to the hilariously makes light of by having the giant accidentally squash his brother instead of Saitama.

Called Wild Love, it's a surprisingly sensuous pop song, all warped synths and sinewy guitar lines.

He looked uncomfortable and listless in a bilateral meeting with Macron, whose sinewy energy stood in stark contrast to Trump’s downbeat expression as the French leader patted him on the thigh.

Heidegger was short and sinewy, with dark piercing eyes.

Robert Ryan is frighteningly real as the hard, sinewy, loud-mouthed, intolerant and vicious murderer, and Robert Mitchum, Steve Brodie and George Cooper are variously revealing as his pals.