erectness

Her eyes went dangerously bright and she pulled herself up straight military erectness.

He said nothing, but the droop of his shoulders altered to a new erectness.

He stood with military erectness, exuding the quiet confidence of a man in charge.

Something in the brave erectness of her little figure choked him with tenderness.

His cousin's shoulders hunched, then relaxed back into their military erectness.

Then she sighed, and the stiff erectness of her shoulders sagged a little.

The glorious eyes, too, lost their light, and, as I thought, the form its perfect shape and erectness.

She walked with a certain springiness of step and erectness of bearing.

Then slowly, grindingly, he lifted himself once more, by main force, to an unsteady erectness.

Then, as she looked down on her old friends, the face softened, even the erectness of her spine relaxed a little.

Through the thin cotton he found the erectness of her nipple and rolled it gently between his fingers.

Bond's first impression was of thinness and erectness and height.

As he removed his hat and overcoat, the erectness of his form became more apparent.

Even seated, his military erectness immediately captured Farrokh's attention.

But let someone look at him, and there was suddenly energy in the eyes, erectness about the carriage, power and stern command.

His rod stirred to thick, almost painful erectness.

A certain erectness in her posture seemed to contradict an initial impression of comparative fragility.

Although he wore civilian clothes and worked in his shirt sleeves, the 6-foot-tall general always kept a firm jaw and sat with military erectness.