heartiness

There was a note of forced heartiness in her voice.

He cheers himself, but no one else, with the heartiness of his words.

It was the first of their proceedings which had no heartiness.

The secret of success in society, is a certain heartiness and sympathy.

But at the moment he was all heartiness and good-fellowship.

A minute later his hand came down with heartiness on Kenny's shoulder.

That tone of determined heartiness did not ring quite true.

"Well, nothing like fresh air, or so they tell me," he said with forced heartiness.

"You'll have to play again," Joe said, with a kind of forced heartiness.

He smiled under his mustache with a new, false air of heartiness.

"Just what I was wanting," he said with false heartiness.

"Oh, she'll be a good mother in her time," Father said, still with that horrible edge to his heartiness.

When he spoke again his voice was loud and held a note of false heartiness.

Though only an herb healer, she seemed to bring health and heartiness with her.

She looked at them anxiously, seeking for signs of heartiness.

But the food carries a high-altitude heartiness you're going to need.

Their relationship was characterized by heartiness and lack of constraint.

"Nothing there," he said, astounded by the heartiness of his voice.

Sixteen he is now, two years younger than his sister, but wants her heartiness, poor soul.

His heartiness was irritating: why didn't he get on with it?

"Let's check then," Kai said with a heartiness he did not feel.

Though she wasn't very tall, there seemed to be an energetic heartiness to her.

He spoke the common tongue with a heartiness that rang false.

The heartiness of their fun seems to communicate itself to the audience."

He laughed with an attempt at heartiness, while she pressed more closely against him.