stylishness

IPA: stˈaɪɫɪʃnʌs

Examples of "stylishness" in Sentences

Bill handled the debate with his customary forensic stylishness.
Maybe it has something to do with our stylishness, wit and beauty.
Nobody is blind to the cheesy make-up, occasionally awkward acting, or often heavy-handed "stylishness" of these films.
You don't have to look all the way back to a tuxedo-clad Cary Grant circa 1938 to lament the demise of movie stylishness.
Kate Betts' recent book on the strong style of Michelle Obama Everyday Icon points out that Americans are deeply suspicious of style and stylishness.
Andre Zucca/BHVP/Roger-Viollet/The Image Works A certain stylishness was maintained in the Luxembourg Gardens even as the Germans stripped away France's food and resources.
Indeed, he felt that this very "stylishness" might be a clue to the right person; since denizens of that locality, girls or women, are not apt to have that characteristic about them.
It is what appears to be her deliberate attempt to not look good at all -- in many religious circles, in many different religions, stylishness in a woman is associated with looseness.
While "stylishness" certainly wasn't the overriding factor in my choice of a utilitarian SteamVac (especially a steeply discounted one), my "used" unit generally is outwardly indistinguishable from the still "new" (model F5915-900) display specimen at my local Wal-Mart.