possessiveness

And more than the possessiveness, he felt the need to comfort.

It's too late in the day for possessiveness or pride.

His mother seemed to have overcome her possessiveness as they sat talking.

She also knew that he wanted the same kind of complicated possessiveness from her.

Free and easy, she is pleasure without limit or possessiveness.

He had been here before, only a few weeks earlier, and felt a certain expansive possessiveness about the place.

Never had I seen such lust, possessiveness and desire in a man's eyes.

The possessiveness rising inside him had the power to bring a measure of fear to his heart.

She took his hand with an almost shy gesture of possessiveness.

On her face the sun felt like a warm hand, one entirely without pressure or possessiveness.

There was a hint of possessiveness in that smile, too.

The incredible possessiveness of his look stayed before my eyes long after he left.

Parents have to learn to give away some possessiveness.

Already, she was clinging to his arm with obvious possessiveness.

But she was looking at him with such possessiveness.

In fact, he professes a certain national possessiveness about the man and "his love of words."

She used the word with the proud possessiveness new brides have.

Possessiveness, it was also called, the fear of losing his precious daughter.

There was a sense of possessiveness about him now.

Gloria's terrible possessiveness has destroyed every relationship she ever had.

Gretchen spent a minute or so thinking about that possessiveness, before she made her decision.

Possessiveness warmed him as if it were a species of affection.

Her fair features registered surprise at his show of possessiveness.

Farm boys are so conventional, with their country ethics and possessiveness.