gameness

Gameness, though, was apparent in every move that she made.

In one way or another, plenty of organizations select for gameness.

And the only way his gameness could be tested truly was in the pit.

Unfortunately, there is no true test for gameness.

The "gameness" or fighting spirit has been bred out of domestic chickens.

Fear, not gameness, brought the drab secretary to attack.

Professional football players, too, are selected for gameness.

In Kelly's life you see the stress on style - gameness - rather than on success against the big guns.

In height, strength, and reputation for gameness there was very little to choose between them, but Wilson had been the more severely tested.

I'd show ye 't I admire gameness in a kid.

The gameness of the early hunting terriers was exploited by using them in sporting contests.

These dogs had been bred for generations for their stamina and gameness.

A dog that keeps charging at its opponent is said to possess "gameness," and game dogs are revered.

Only a pit battle can decide gameness.

Ozaki, who is from Tokyo, tried hard against the champion, but did not have the talent to support his gameness.

Doomed gameness is the Australian version of machismo.

"Willy" was known for his fighting abilities, his gameness, wind, and exceptionally hard bite.

But something had shaken the usually boisterous Labrador, a breed prized for gameness and courage.

They muttered their admiration for Cranston's gameness, when they heard his story.

The Black would be practically helpless, and I didn't want him killed until he had suffered sufficiently to determine his gameness.

I put the Gray under my arm and turned around to see what Omar thought of this remarkable display of gameness.

"That's largely a matter of gameness."

Originally renowned for its gameness, it is now bred to maintain its unique reddish color.