effusiveness

He was a little embarrassed at the effusiveness of the greeting.

But that quickly faded when it was met with a lack of effusiveness.

She gave a little shudder, apologizing for her own effusiveness.

Then after five minutes' exposure, the unrelenting effusiveness began to grate.

Even if they've just met, she chats with the warmth and effusiveness of a favorite aunt.

Two themes in particular lend themselves to fuzzy effusiveness.

Still, the very effusiveness of her recitation argued that even in this, she was poking fun.

The Y players seemed to take that youthful effusiveness as an invitation to schmaltz.

The first, at 72, is past the string player's usual age of retirement but he soldiers on with customary effusiveness.

Puzzling over his effusiveness, Kasidy walked him to the door.

The director lost none of his effusiveness.

It was an embarrassing display, all this effusiveness.

So does Professor Shenton, though with a bit less effusiveness.

Ms. Wright skillfully shades the effusiveness with sudden changes of mood.

The important thing is to keep them simple, so avoid trimmings with the kind of operatic effusiveness that might look dated in a few years.

His effusiveness is not far from his character's.

He spoke with the distraction yet effusiveness of one whose emotions have been roused and checked in full flood.

"Come, Father," Hans said in a whisper, embarrassed by his father's sudden effusiveness.

"I am, François," Johnston said, taking a step back from this effusiveness.

He did not appear to be giving them his whole attention, though his actual words and gestures were polite to the point of effusiveness.

The two women embraced with theatrical effusiveness.

There is a lovely effusiveness in these songs and a curious fascination with whole-tone scales.

Ms. Graham's straightforward, poised primness has little to do with her character's emotional effusiveness.

Throckmorton bustled over and greeted them with his usual effusiveness.

On the field, he is well known for his composure and reserved demeanor that contrast with the effusiveness of many other closers.