weightiness

The weightiness of the material seems almost to hold it to the land.

The Mozart music suggests a weightiness that the work does not have.

The only discomfort he felt was the sensation of weightiness.

For some time she had felt a curious weightiness, then sudden relief.

It was a moment of timelessness and weightiness in French art.

He always retained a certain German weightiness to his designs.

He gave a little laugh to dispel any weightiness in his words.

But the weightiness is on the surface; the musical content remains rather thin.

Can even the most profound writing compare to a wheelbarrow in weightiness?

The flavor-packed pork filling almost makes up for their weightiness.

The new reading rooms seem colder to some, as if intimacy and weightiness had been lost along with tradition.

In no way do we diminish or demean the significance, the weightiness of what we're doing.

This is a pretty grandiose way to contrast weightiness with weightlessness.

His balls were hanging low, and you held them in you hand, feeling their heavy weightiness.

For all of the weightiness of the proceedings, there was still some spontaneity.

He has introduced story summaries and cartoons to break up the magazine's unrelieved weightiness.

She worked that out in a lot of smart ways, without the intellectual weightiness that sometimes bogs her down.

Like his, their works were a challenge to the Germanic weightiness, complexity and grand seriousness of most modern music at the time.

There was a slow sense of dragging, a weightiness that pulled at the spirit and began to saturate the bones.

But so are density, weightiness and soul.

The choreography never matched the weightiness of Stravinsky's score.

Much of the work either is overtly religious or conveys the hushed weightiness appropriate to a cathedral.

But certain books need their weightiness, their awkwardness, to take on their full meaning.

At the same time, she placed her fingers under my balls, cupping them gently, feeling their weightiness, balancing one and then the other.

Though softened by moss and lichens, wide stone benches emphasize the weightiness of this place.