slenderness

Too big for the rest of her, really, which played off against the slenderness.

Her fingers slipped between his, warm and strong for all their slenderness.

Except for its slenderness and height, it seemed a rather average mountain.

They gave the impression of substantial strength despite their slenderness.

The slenderness of his build might be more of a problem.

She was not tall, but her slenderness made her seem so.

The essential idea of a stick is slenderness and, partly, attack.

He felt the slenderness of her bones, a strong hand, but so slight his own covered it.

Naked, she took his breath away, as Mara's slenderness never had.

But all we can do about slenderness is give her a genetic disposition in that direction.

Once her legs had been admired for their shapely slenderness.

It seemed slenderness was a desirable physical quality, and what they fed children made the body grow.

Neck, torso, limbs, and hands were by contrast not quite human in their slenderness.

It could still be seen if the eye was already directed over at that exact place along the pipe's slenderness.

The creature was, indeed, human in form, though tall and of such a fragile slenderness that he seemed even more so.

She was over six feet and her slenderness made her appear taller.

Their slenderness makes them better for grouping but because they are long, the centre of gravity is further back.

They were astounded by the slenderness and toughness of the plants.

But you will find a slenderness and seriousness.

Because of his slenderness and erect bearing, Joyce looked taller than he was.

As a rule, in his experience, Persians tended toward a certain athletic slenderness.

In the West, slenderness is associated with happiness, success, youth, and social acceptability.

Furthermore, the image creates the ideology of beauty, youth and slenderness.

The design stresses its slenderness, and it is capped with a cover dome.

"She is like a willow shaken in the wind for slenderness and grace.