flatness

His voice held a flatness I had not heard before.

All she felt was the flatness of her French book.

The very flatness of the statement made her believe him.

Life had a flatness now, which was different from a routine.

Instead, they are dragged down to her level of flatness.

Because of the flatness they can also be called high plains.

But there was a want in her face, a certain flatness of expression which I did not like.

This time all he saw was a terrible flatness, and a single word came into his mind.

"No." The flatness of her response stopped me for a moment.

I got to know the Midwestern flatness very well over the course of three hours.

What this shows is a general flatness in productivity over the last 12 months.

With such a gun you must seek a flatness over which to fire.

You could say that he accepted flatness as a given and built out from there.

They were still large and full, though her stomach had returned to its earlier flatness.

There was a flatness in Bryant's voice and eyes that told him everything he needed to know.

What struck him most about Florida on this first drive was its flatness.

She gave him a sharp look for the odd flatness in his voice.

At first I blamed this emotional flatness on my age.

So did the flatness of the solar system overall shape.

The flatness was all gone out of her voice.

According to Smith, the key emphasis in such work is the importance of form and flatness.

Two other artists take advantage of the site's relative flatness.

She sounded rather surprised at the flatness of his tone.

For these reasons work is still being done on alternative solutions to the flatness problem.

"Most see a long period of flatness of several years."