| The limberness of the stereocilia is key to their ability to respond to deflection and provide precise information that is interpreted by the brain as the range of sound. |
| With his barrel chest and limberness, he inhabits the headstrong young Siegfried. |
| But age had not impaired the brightness of her eyes, nor the limberness of her tongue, nor her shrewd good sense. |
| Klug plays with great tempo and limberness – evidenced by his seven sacks in a backup role last season. |
| Weary muscles complain mournfully, yet the heart's spirit overcomes sensations of pain, knowing that limberness shall soon follow a quick morning warm-up and stretch. |
| Karate is a dynamic sport for people of all ages, a sport that boosts strength, condition and limberness. |
