woodenness

IPA: wˈʊdʌnnʌs

Examples of "woodenness" in Sentences

What reader of novels has not felt the "woodenness" of this mode of telling?
Also, do not mock my woodenness in the graduation photo--relaxed scholarly owl stance was not taught in advance!
The apathy and "woodenness" of children under average modes of pedagogy is apparent to anyone who is interested enough to observe.
I spent more of my time wincing at the woodenness of the prose than following the story, and without "story" a novel like Little Children has nothing.
Mr. Gryzlov, 61 years old, long embodied the woodenness and sense of entitlement of Russia's ruling party under Mr. Putin, and once famously remarked that Parliament was "no place for discussion."
Even Seurat, whose famous "Sunday on the Grande Jatte" has never ceased to disappoint me because of its woodenness, is forgiven, in my eyes - for the exhibition has, instead, a number his studies, or études, for that fabled composition.
Even Seurat, whose famous "Sunday on the Grande Jatte" has never ceased to disappoint me because of its woodenness, is forgiven, in my eyes - for the exhibition has, instead, a number his studies, or Ã©tudes, for that fabled composition.