lengthiness

His words were muted and precise, clipped short from unnecessary lengthiness.

This modern lengthiness isn't a trend; it's an incline.

It was commenced by the Stranger with some impatience at the lengthiness of my introductory process.

"The striking thing about the genocide of the Jews is the lengthiness of the procedures.

The snag for Rowthiram comes from its lengthiness."

Nevertheless, a common criticism has been the scenes' lengthiness, as well as some parts of the storyline.

He experiments with asymmetry and lengthiness.

I know that horrible Black Bird, and the lengthiness of all his proceedings and surroundings.'

It'd add to the lengthiness of the business of cataloguing, but it would enrich the archive's use, I think, increase its importance as a socio-historical source.

They send letters everywhere, and then are embittered by the lack of replies and disillusioned with the functioning of the EU institutions, including the lengthiness of administrative procedures.

He noted that the shuttle Endeavour, which is to make its first flight next year, has has been built to accommodate flights up to 28 days, and that this lengthiness could force the issue.

When Eddie arrived, he was introduced to a silkily cordial Dr. Lefferts, who shook his hand with that lengthiness and painfulness common to politicians, salesmen, and the godly.

It was originally intended for both of the albums to be one double record set, but due to the lengthiness of many of the Grateful Dead's electric tunes, it was decided to release the material separately.

Kwok Kar Peng of The New Paper commented on the lengthiness of the film, also expressing his opinion that it seemed like an advertisement for the Singapore Army, but added that it had "its good points".

But given the lengthiness of the dispute, the demands of other policework, and the regularity of 'trouble', the 'permanent' mobile reserve, the SPG, became a routine feature of the policing of Grunwick, and especially the confrontational aspects.

The Axis of Perdition's tracks tend to feature shifting free-form arrangements that lack a typical verse-chorus structure and tend toward lengthiness (one such track, from Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital, is over twelve minutes long).

"Episode is piled upon episode, climax upon climax, and corpse upon corpse...[t]he justification for it is that it certainly conveys the lengthiness of the hunt, but it leaves one a mite exhausted, especially with the speed at which it goes.