ampleness

He seemed to definitely like the "ampleness" of her, as he put it.

He it is who has chosen to simulate the mannered ampleness of a former age.

For the love of ampleness, can't we compromise?

What was the special significance of ampleness?

In her sixties now, she seemed drawn, the legendary ampleness of her figure a thing of the past.

Fires of this ampleness were also reported in Portugal's southern Algarve region.

Kodaira embedding theorem: for compact complex manifolds, ampleness and positivity coincide.

They call that 'ampleness.'

An equivalent, maybe more intuitive, definition of the ampleness of the line bundle is its having a positive tensorial power that is very ample.

But Habiba knew it extended into unfathomable depths, conforming to the "ampleness" of Dreenor itself.

There was much of the ampleness of Mirabeau, but no heaviness; there was so much soul that this carried that lightly.

The whole thing was, to Ryll, a parody of Dreenor homes, the Elders living deep within the ampleness of the planet.

Modern low-floor pusher articulated buses also tend to suffer from suspension problems because their wheels lack the ampleness of travel that would enable them to absorb surface unevennesses.

Now that I think of it, Habiba says we depend on the concept of "ampleness" wherein Dreenor is always large enough to accommodate all Dreens.

Of his commission and modest funds provided by the Museum of Zalău, they began the excavations at the castra, excavations that were conceived to unfold several years and would receive a greater ampleness.

Understanding it is one thing, accepting it another, especially when diversity means not only acknowledging a pre-existing cornucopia of difference - the very ampleness of the world - but also accommodating an adjustment to the status quo.

The store does not have the suave, orderly ampleness of the great French bookstores, but its cluttered, corridorlike, two-story space (at 939 Madison Avenue, near 74th Street) is a pleasant harbor for anyone, even on a sunny summer weekend.

There is the peace of the ocean about it and a deep contentment, a heaven-wide sense of ampleness, spaciousness, where pettiness and all small thoughts and tempers must be out of place, not suited to it, and so not intruding.

But she did not allow her inward apprehensions to rob her of the advantage of venerable placidity conferred upon her outward person by her triple chin, the floating ampleness of her ancient form, and the impotent condition of her legs.

Her purple pyjamas clothed her with an ampleness that hid the lines of her body; she looked like some large, comfortable, unjointed toy, a sort of Teddy-bear--but a Teddy bear with an angel's head, pink cheeks, and hair like a bell of gold.

As good as they are, both songs are primarily about the absence of meat, while to me pork chops have always evoked a sort of succulent ampleness, or at least they did before the National Pork Board decided to market their product as "the other white meat," and farmers began producing ridiculously lean hogs.