coarseness

There is such a thing as the coarseness of a gentleman.

She inspected him like a doctor, but with less coarseness than the other women.

After awhile, the coarseness of the game became its beauty.

He despised her coarseness in being able to sleep with the light on.

Who was Bess, she would like to know, to talk of coarseness?

The low coarseness is important for high quality coated papers.

And that is: we are the same, except for the coarseness of the skin on your elbows.

"A little coarseness would do you a universe of good, old man.

He thought she meant to shock him with deliberate coarseness.

Save for a certain coarseness of features, the big shot was a handsome man.

Is the nation in imminent danger of having its coarseness removed?

At first, his coarseness seemed part of some hazing process for new food writers.

Nan had no trace of the coarseness that was in her father's face.

The hands were big and boney, though they did not suggest coarseness.

But the Terrorist, through the very coarseness of his nature, was in this case completely fooled.

However, paper, textiles and canvas of varying coarseness were also used.

There was a coarseness in her skin which gave him goose-flesh.

Some will be even crying out upon me in their hearts for the coarseness of this paragraph.

The clothing, the walk, the dirt, the coarseness kept them from noticing her at all.

He apologized for the coarseness of this last image.

There are two versions of the grater in common use with different coarseness.

It lacked only the coarseness that society has lately affected.

A similar coarseness can be seen in the other categories invoked, like "the Islamic world."

He decided she was as clear and pure as water, against the other girls' coarseness.

The network also knew there would be some hand-wringing about the coarseness of popular culture.