If you mean in a physical sense, I doubt it, but one can never be sure.

He felt himself carried, in an all but physical sense, into the past.

But at least on the outside, in a physical sense, he looked just fine.

I always thought home to be a place, and indeed it is, but not in any physical sense.

She had held him off five years before in more than a physical sense.

He was big in more than merely a physical sense.

Not so much in the physical sense, to be sure.

Since then, the city has done much to improve its image, at least in the physical sense.

As a result, it is a society where everybody has his or her place (in the physical sense).

The word that came to mind was strong, not just in the physical sense.