She had worked to keep in shape, to preserve the smoothness and sinuousness of youth.

They were doing fine at present, clambering with non-stop sinuousness all round and over one another.

Their sinuousness of movement was a constant fascination.

Blackthorne took in her long legs and the sinuousness of her walk until she disappeared.

Susannah slipped into the woods at the side of the road with eely sinuousness.

She elongated and contracted it to convince herself of its reptilian sinuousness.

The reader marvels at its balance, its sinuousness, as each fresh wave hits.

Mr. David's voice is like rolling thunder and he moves with the sinuousness of a panther on the prowl.

Nevertheless, he dedicated the publication to Gustav Klimt, his teacher and a master of sinuousness.

His Hiroshima wood dining chairs, designed for the company in 2008, have a distinctive, unvarnished sinuousness but are altogether classic.

Then, with smooth sinuousness, a length of recording tape sprang into existence and, bent by its own weight, curved and began to pile up.

It has large leaves and the requisite sinuousness for Art Nouveau and is rendered in gilded bronze.

There was an oddness in its shape and a vaguely familiar sinuousness in the way it moved that made Amos' skin prickle.

At this point, I've only hinted at the sinuousness of Coben's rococo plot, and you may be scratching your head already.

Everyone stares at his or her own image, as fascinated as Narcissus, but the mirrors also allow awareness of others, and the movement softens into sinuousness.

Mountains rose quickly, sheets of late-season snow at their crests, and the autostrada wove around and straight through them with an invigorating sinuousness.

She moved with the easy sinuousness of a she-leopard and in spite of himself the watcher was struck with admiration for her lithe beauty.

Think of the quirkiness of the letter Q, the sinuousness of S, the zip of Z.

This Lincoln is quite capable, when necessary, of acting with the kind of guile and sinuousness more often ascribed to, say, Franklin D. Roosevelt.

This section of SR 50 between Lynchburg and Winchester is popular with area motorcyclists and sports car drivers due to its sinuousness.

But the strings dominated the textures, and pleasure was derived from the sinuousness of the articulation in the slow first movement and the wit and drama thereafter.

Those of us who are fortunate enough to have seen him before he retired prematurely from performing in 1965 remember a dancer of sculptural volume and catlike sinuousness.

Immediately, Mr. Bilson revealed a hitherto lacking sinuousness of phrasing, a willingness and ability to play elegantly with the line built on a firm rhythmic confidence.

They were stout and green and moved with a dismaying sinuousness; this was the largest and most aggressive tangle tree he had encountered, the stuff of a bad dream.

I love the delicate, almost Arab-sounding sinuousness of the opening melody, caught so well in this terrific performance by Isabelle Faust and Florent Boffard.

And behind it came the sinuosity of its body.

The mammoth tube's stable sinuosity had started to move.

The sinuosity index plays a part in mathematical descriptions of streams.

In most cases the wandering and changes in sinuosity is as a result of external forces.

This is because rivers with high sinuosity will have larger meanders and greater opportunity for longer lakes to form.

This extreme sinuosity is one of the unique features of Cambodian dance.

These works are rather gentle, even the famous "Tyger" is a study in sinuosity.

But his faintly scaled body, in spite of its odd sinuosity, was clad just like the others.

Sinuosity is one of the channel types that a stream may assume over all or part of its course.

The sinuosity is the ratio between the actual length and the straight-line distance from source to mouth.

Sinuosity in submarine channels is a feature regularly observed on seismic maps.

"Tango," from 1919, is a study in sinuosity, as a dashing couple enthusiastically tries the dance steps.

They writhed in our general direction, their movements peculiarly stiff and lacking sinuosity.

Sinuosity Index has a non-mathematical utility as well.

This darkness had a strange sinuosity, seemed to coil and writhe around me as I descended through it.

Nor could he distinguish more than a very shadowy glimpse of forms which glided close to the ground with an unpleasant sinuosity.

Slightly shorter than average, with dark tones of skin and hair, he betrayed a fencer's sinuosity even when seated.

In studies of rivers, the sinuosity index is similar but not identical to the general form given above, being given by:

Seeing me stare in return, it reared its head, its long neck moving with reptilian sinuosity.

Mayall et al. (2006) provides the best summary that discusses the causes of sinuosity.

With a sickening sinuosity, it coiled itself.

The sinuosity of submarine channels is a characteristic instantly recognisable as being shared with fluvial systems.

The sinuosity index can be explained, then, as the deviations from a path defined by the direction of maximum downslope.

He has clearly heard (or reinvented) progressive rock, but he also knows the sinuosity of samba and carnival rhythms.

The sinuosity of a sine function (over a whole number of half-periods) can be calculated to be 1.216.