tallness

"But one's size is not always measured in tallness or weight."

The tallness of a mountain is from the center.

It's not so much the tallness itself we're feeling.

His face actually added to the impression of his tallness.

Despite the tallness of the pines, he swept down on the house, dangerously near.

His tallness in all probability made this additional support at the ankles desirable.

Although they varied in tallness, the conventioneers had similar experiences to share.

She was about the same tallness that he was.

"I said stand in place, but when they're laying down the tallness probably doesn't make much difference.

Her tallness now made her seem gauche rather than graceful.

She stared at the impossible tallness of it, and licked lips suddenly gone dry.

His tallness, and the fact that his companion was taller yet, made him remarkable.

How odd that Gulliver is impressed by the tallness of the monarch.

It proves that tallness isn't really important for football.

This woman was a blonde, graceful and not unattractive if one likes tallness in a female.

He was still sitting down, but with his tallness and my shortness, we were almost eye to eye.

That rope was the tallness of this Wall.

Has survived his tallness (six feet five inches) and his angularity.

Carol looked at him, the splendid tallness of him and the tenderness in his eyes.

The lowness of the stool and Jan's tallness meant his knees were level with my face.

The lighter skin and tallness may imply ancestry from North or West.

Tallness is a curious distinction for a ship.

Each factor may be of one of two kinds, causing either tallness or shortness.

Either that or read the manuscript, which continued on its witless way until near the very end when this occurred: Trees are tallness.

Men, as a rule, were too stupid to see past her friend's tallness and thinness to the golden beauty beneath.