shapeliness

IPA: ʃˈeɪpɫinʌs

Examples of "shapeliness" in Sentences

Three ridges and three walls emphasize the shapeliness of the form.
For Yeats, the only salvation is the shapeliness and stillness of art.
The man of Cyprus is captivated by its shapeliness and embraces the statue.
In both cases, the term implies an appealing shapeliness about the buttocks.
And they possess a shapeliness and clarity that other poets today might envy.
The first thing stories do is give shapeliness and form to what might look random and chaotic.
Pianist Mahesh Balasooriya, still in his twenties, imbued his solos with shapeliness beyond his years.
If you walk into the village, you can hardly fail to look up at their wonderful shapeliness and sheer size.
In each case the material put forward for consumption has a certain shapeliness, a self-awareness of its own patternings, and an underlying message.
Everyone who knows anything about science fiction knows robots would never be sexually interested in other robots, regardless of the shapeliness of their chest cowlings.
In short, he has that fuller, subtler, and more universal kind of shapeliness which the unthinking (gazing at pigs and distinguished journalists) mistake for a mere absence of shape.
Similarly with Cather, Torrance doesn't mention the Wharton/James-inspired craftsmanship of Alexander's Bridge, the manipulations of perspective in My Antonia, the formal "shapeliness" of a book like A Lost Lady.