curvaceousness

Glorie must have inherited her penchant for curvaceousness from a grandmother or an even more distant relation.

Implies a certain curvaceousness.

His eyes fell to his bodice with a look that appeared to combine lust and pride at his own curvaceousness.

It wouldn't be too difficult to make the computer select for vague general features like, say, tall-thinness, short-fatness, perhaps curvaceousness, spikiness, even rococo ornamentation.

Her hips were a little fuller, her waist a little thicker; the exaggerated curvaceousness of her body lent to her overall figure a voluptuous definition.

And while Mr. Sawallisch can't exactly replicate Stokowski's curvaceousness of phrase, his sympathy and understanding are admirable.

The lush curvaceousness of Kate Sutherland's body lying helplessly beside him was a sight that Sandy would have etched into his eyeballs if he lived to be a hundred!

She has the intricately defined muscularity of a champion bodybuilder, and yet she retains the lush curvaceousness of an old Petty Girl or Varga pinup model.

Some authors have connected this to the Mexican Spanish word tules, meaning "reeds," with suggestions that it referred to "the curvaceousness of her figure" or possibly to "her thin frame."

I analysed low-rise horizontal elements, curvaceousness and shades of leaves in our traditional architectural characteristics, and I applied these to the design so I can recall comfortable feelings of old things."

The corset pushed her big bust into a spectacular cleavage under the V-neck of the dress, pinched her waist into hourglass proportions, and emphasised the flare and curvaceousness of her big hips.

With its kiva fireplaces and gleaming cabinets of books, the Mabel Dodge Luhan House is a strange mix of adobe curvaceousness and a country house fit for an Agatha Christie mystery.

Her blouse had a reflecting luminosity of a blue-green nature, as if flecked with algae dredged from a pond; and although the woman's most pleasing quality was an overall curvaceousness, she'd chosen a bra that served her badly.

With her slim waist it emphasised the curvaceousness of her hips; and at the back, where the black material finished in the small of her spine, it made the flesh of her pert, apple-shaped buttocks softer and creamier.

How Miss Lawson feels about this young pretender is not on record, but we can hazard a guess: this weekend saw the original domestic goddess appear on the cover of a Sunday supplement, in all her cashmere curvaceousness, to publicise an extract from husband Charles Saatchi's new book.