lusciousness

I could still see, beneath it, the lusciousness of a girl's curves.

"It is a pity that such lusciousness must be destroyed," he said.

Even at thirteen there had been a certain lusciousness about her, despite the puppy fat.

Despite their intelligence and surface lusciousness, the paintings have no inner heat.

Her lusciousness meant nothing to me now but a trap that had confused my thoughts.

It's the texture, the smell, the whole lusciousness of being."

"There is a feeling of lusciousness to gold.

The new piece can also be enjoyed almost hedonistically for the sheer, wild lusciousness of its movement.

When I recently questioned the mother of an 85-pound 5-year-old about the boy's weight, she replied, "You mean his lusciousness."

There was a hint of lusciousness, concealed within so apparently negligent a wrapper.

"But there is not a single plant that has not rewarded me with its beauty and lusciousness.

Partly this is because of the dreamy lusciousness of Makine's prose.

Even a 1985 photograph of rotting yellow apples seems to glow with the lusciousness of decay.

"It was so gray and barren and not like the lusciousness that I associate with the island.

I have heard that one taste of their sweet, thick lusciousness, and a human will forget all trouble and care. "

Their lusciousness is a challenge to the acres of real, but less flamboyant, flowers in Wave Hill's gardens.

We wanted to get the fabric to have that kind of abstraction and weightlessness and lusciousness, just without the water."

Though I have no horticultural evidence to prove it, the salt air and mist contribute to their acid-salty lusciousness.

Again I glimpsed the lusciousness of her curves, her collar, her bare feet.

The music dripped with lusciousness.

"I love the richness of pattern, the over-the-top lusciousness you get from lots of colors.

The effect creates a lusciousness that recalls underwater views of the Great Barrier Reef.

But on the whole there's a lusciousness to all the excess, an egalitarian sensibility in keeping with the most quintessential aspects of American mythology.

(Certainly Florence Quivar was making every effort to squeeze lusciousness into the material.)