amorphousness

The process works, fourth and finally, through its very amorphousness.

On the other hand, their very eclecticism and amorphousness, which seems to have served them until now, may well be, in the end, a strength.

The fact is that many of us have grown comfortable within the amorphousness of the Web.

Even its amorphousness becomes understandable: it is less a tight argument than a sampling of a general situation.

It is hard to believe, however, that the amorphousness of government meetings deranged such an experienced warrior.

The features were vague, blunt--bludgeoned over the course of too many fights into amorphousness.

In part, the problem may be the notorious amorphousness of "love," a word that applies indiscriminately to grand passion and feelings toward house pets.

The traditionalists dislike his support for green taxes, the happiness index and the amorphousness of the Big Society concept.

The world of the past is always relegated to decline and amorphousness; some things have left us, some things linger.

He saves the characteristic Romanian creative writing, with its inconsistency and amorphousness, only for the literary trash bin.

Amorphousness makes practical sense.

Stable it might be, or perhaps it would have a half-life of thousands of years, gradually decaying into amorphousness.

The semblance of amorphousness is avoided through the music's sheer propulsive drive, the surprise silences and pauses for breath.

The American Symphony undulates in its own way, reaching for a distinct identity but slipping too often back into the amorphousness of a pickup orchestra.

Galkovsky notes what he considers to be the amorphousness of the Russian language, building on the "silence"/"speech" dichotomy put forth in the "main text."

Whatever amorphousness the campaign projects might also be the result of the candidate's modesty, of the Midwestern values that scorn a boaster and a show-off.

You haven't acquired that degree of control, for if total amorphousness had been in your power, you'd have tried to terrify me with an exhibition of it.

Every moment of amorphousness, the quiet searching of free improvisation, was contrasted with a rhythmic fierceness that often verged on the power of popular music.

They are commonly, although not always, considered cosmogonical myths-that is, they describe the ordering of the cosmos from a state of chaos or amorphousness.

It is this amorphousness that Iran could return to as the wave of Islamic extremism and the perceived legitimacy of the mullahs' regime erodes.

Indeed, Jerzy Kutnik has shown that amorphousness and mobility are the prime characteristics of Sukenick's texts.

It has been demonstrated by many research groups that chemically incorporating silsesquioxanes, can improve materials properties such as solubility, amorphousness, thermal and oxidative stability.

And although he might have expanded the language of the covers he chose, especially the Family Stone songs that have so inspired him, he let them slide into amorphousness.

At one point, Ms. Smith announced that she felt like Mr. Brown, perhaps because her poetic rants were beginning to resemble the veteran soul man's in their amorphousness.

"At the first stage, some amorphousness is inevitable," said Mayor Anatoly A. Sobchak of Leningrad, one of the founders.