roundness

Now she took in the roundness of it, the high forehead.

Each figure possesses the roundness of his or her real life.

His hands fell from the soft roundness of her arms.

His hands were on the roundness of her hips when she turned and walked away.

That's the reality of life: When you are 69, there's a little more roundness.

He had changed in the last year, his face losing the roundness of youth.

Producers and network officials were concerned about the roundness of her face.

The next time around my hand stopped as it reached the roundness of her breast.

She could almost feel the warm roundness of the eggs beneath her.

The angle of the sun probably contributes to their roundness.

It does have more roundness than the pope's hat, however.

"It is quite unusual to hear a young girl with that level of warmth and roundness."

The two men were the earliest to give roundness and form to the faces they painted.

There is always the hard horizon line to contrast with the roundness of the frame.

Just to see the roundness or the cut or the shape of something.

"Oh," she said, her mouth perfect roundness, holding it for a moment.

They had lost some of their roundness and appeared to have become plastered to the stone.

The error in roundness can be measured similar to the previous method.

This animal is named from roundness or rolling; for in Dan.

Like his daughter, he was short and squarely built, but without her pleasing roundness.

They could not be sure about that nor about the roundness of the structure.

I stared at the perfect roundness of the box.

Andrew sank his teeth into the roundness of her hip.

His hand trailed over her, feeling the heavy roundness.

She looked tired and drawn; the sweet roundness of her was melting away.