communicativeness

But that communicativeness, he added, has nothing to do with being loud.

Perhaps the cat's sudden communicativeness had to do with him being on his world of origin.

The symptoms point to an acute attack of communicativeness.

Power, beauty of sound and taste were joined with true presence and communicativeness.

He added, in a sudden burst of communicativeness: 'Time I went.

Communicativeness and ingratiation, however, are not the same.

It suggests a level of communicativeness that for a composer, yes, transcends verisimilitude.

And yes, workmanlike efficiency seems to be valued a lot more than personal communicativeness and style.

Haleh Abghari sang the vocal line with a graceful communicativeness.

The soft, fluffy string textures had little to do with history but much to do with communicativeness.

Never mind that I didn't mean to speak of it;" and Dan stopped short in his unusual fit of communicativeness.

And one must concede a certain winsome communicativeness in Ms. Mitchell's vocal weaknesses.

I protested that I understood him; but, after his burst of communicativeness, he seemed oddly disinclined to pursue the conversation.

And Mr. Giacomini has better-than-average power, also a kind of elemental communicativeness.

Ed was my Syracuse University classmate, thus no spring chicken, but he refuses to let the new lingo close down his communicativeness.

The corporal was a dour, thin young man with the crispness of a military cadet and the communicativeness of a rock.

I was courteously received by a worthy old housekeeper, who, with the civility and communicativeness of her order, showed me the interior of the house.

Those who dislike Mr. Pollini's approach insist that his performances stress icy precision over communicativeness.

In one of her rare fits of communicativeness my mother told me, 'Your father was a Greek, Ahura.

He is as eager to elevate audience tastes as he is to bend composers toward greater communicativeness.

Shelly Watson sang Demeter's lament for Persephone with excellent understanding and communicativeness.

As onstage, where he conducts with broad, sweeping strokes, he exudes a communicativeness bordering on theatricality.

Communicativeness was clearly the goal not only of Mr. Meglioranza's affable running commentary but also of his singing.

All the pretty picture of the soft puppy, instinct with communicativeness, bursting with tenderness of petition, was veiled to his vision.

When he was 34 years old he became chief rabbi of Zagreb, he became popular among the younger Jews, thanks to his communicativeness.