angularity

Angularity might be all well and good, but do I really look that thin?

But the angularity and the determination to go his own way were apparent from the start.

These angularities prefigured a whole later era of modern dance.

All the harsh, dry, brittle angularity of game life is melted.

I had expected a bony angularity, all sharp elbows and knees.

Despite the angularity of their structure they moved gracefully.

Seen 30 years later the choreography's thrusting, twisting angularity does look new.

The scent of the man, the basic angularity of his body, these things he found disturbing.

The angularity of her elbows was disagreeable to him.

The mother was thin to the point of angularity, with a pretty, narrow face and long chestnut hair flowing down her back.

"You see, there is angularity and the minerals, all the things that make a Chablis a great wine."

His legs, long and fast if lacking grace, were a blur of awkward angularity.

That presents an angularity problem that artillery can not overcome.

The angularity you achieve is extraordinary, by the way."

The angularity of the rocks indicates chemical weathering by the atmosphere.

The essential character, however, is a world away from Daedalic angularity.

It lacked the adult's angularity, all edges rounded and pudgy.

His face had the angularity of the House of the Dragon.

Let me taste... Each of you tiny things has a different aroma, an angularity.

Her biggest glasses, to soften the slight angularity of her face.

In part this was because the angularity and percussiveness of the Graham vocabulary came through most strongly.

Here Copland was exploring the edges of modernist angularity, something he would return to later in his career.

Her biography should have the audacity, color and angularity of her paintings.

Has survived his tallness (six feet five inches) and his angularity.