squareness

These five things are like looking for squareness in something round.

Like the general, they were short, and most tended to a squareness of body.

I guess it must have been the squareness of it.

It seemed the quintessence of the squareness he was fighting.

His chin, too, had the prominence and squareness which mark the man of determination.

The four disk method is one way to verify overall squareness.

There's a certain hipness within his squareness that sort of works."

There was a determined squareness about his slender shoulders that alarmed her.

Small fingers rested on the abrasive squareness of his jaw.

That, he felt, is why squareness is such a uniquely intellectual disease.

A face frame ensures squareness of the cabinet front.

But there was also a tendency toward rhythmic squareness - the opposite of what made the brighter works so successful.

A square is essential for measuring 90-degree angles and checking squareness of edges.

But times appear to be changing, to the point where creeping cinematic squareness actually looks like a new wave.

Her jaw line tightened to squareness and her eyes went emerald.

But Mr. Smith also seems to have a sense of humor about his squareness.

The ferry took on its peculiar squareness, its look of exquisite silence.

Under the welter of miscellany, I felt a squareness.

There was a jumble of the usual squareness, with one great block sitting out in the lagoon.

Temple architecture in its bareness and squareness is quite original though.3.

Even while caricaturing that style, the shows demonstrate a strong affection for 50's pop squareness.

The squareness of it showed "ratiocination"; and the fulness under the eyes "language".

The script has specific proportional measurements, along with pronounced angularity and squareness.

Composers can be on guard against excessive "squareness".

The purpose of this action is to either check for squareness or to mark out the body of the workpiece.