chunkiness

The one thing that doesn't look so hot to me is the chunkiness and the thickness of the bezel.

The ratio is called the chunkiness of .

Complaints about the N90 include high price, large size and weight and "chunkiness."

He was a bit shorter than I was, perhaps a little heavier, for he ran to chunkiness.

Through the magic of fashion, some of her chunkiness was hidden, the eye distracted by all the flowing lines.

Do not overprocess: the tapenade should have some chunkiness.

The Charger and the Chrysler 300 shifted the exaggeration, rendering it in mass - what can only be called chunkiness.

The leg was white and firm and smooth; only the ankle and upper thigh betrayed her chunkiness.

The chowder, which should be called fish soup, because it lacks a chowder's hearty chunkiness, is a soothing, tasty winner.

He was wearing blue jeans and above them a dark blue Guernsey sweater, its chunkiness emphasising his fragility.

Chunkiness works well in the 300 and Charger, but gets out of hand in the Imperial, the other concept car that Chrysler showed here.

Chilean syrahs mainly get away with their chunkiness, though I marked several down for clumsy overuse of oak.

Then the bodice, which nicely squeezed the slight chunkiness around her middle, heightening her lushly curved top and bottom.

Art Deco was the theme here, from the dramatic Constructivist murals on the walls to the intricate chunkiness of the black and white napkin holders.

The chunkiness is a switch on the old American longer-lower-wider gambit, and the new Prelude is actually shorter, lower and wider.

Chapter 14 By fall, the cave lion was bigger than a large wolf, and his baby chunkiness was giving way to gangly legs and muscular strength.

Their bold, flat colors and shiny glazes impressed one reviewer as being fully in keeping with the "tectonic chunkiness" of Léger's painting style.

Then the lemma holds with the constant , that is, the constant depends on the domain only through its chunkiness and the dimension of the space .

Watching Mr. Marquardt work made him realize that "the first time around, there was a chunkiness, a clunkiness to knotty pine," Mr. Brûlé said.

Both resemble small round potatoes - some gnarled, some smooth - and the taste lies between the soft earthiness of a mushroom and the mealy chunkiness of an artichoke.

For Mr. Katz, this ability outweighs its chunkiness (it is 1 1/8 inches thick, versus 7/8 inch for the Sharp or Casio) and its keyboard.

Mashed potatoes can be reconstituted from potato flour, but the process is made more difficult by lumping; a key characteristic of instant mashed potatoes is that it is in the form of flakes or granules, eliminating the chunkiness.

I was trying to think of a "guy" equivalent of chunkiness, but I couldn't, and meanwhile, the three of them just kept rocking on, and Todd, Bug, and I just buried our heads deeper into our work areas.