roughness

He heard the roughness in his own voice at the end.

I felt the roughness of the wall at my back.

But for all its roughness, this has been a good place.

When he spoke, the roughness was gone from his voice.

Again that roughness in his speech, which I could not understand.

Some of the men had treated me with great roughness.

He had a low pleasing voice, without the roughness of his years.

No roughness was found either in the channel or the green sea.

Not for the first time, she was amazed by the roughness of it.

There are many different roughness parameters in use, but is by far the most common.

"We had better get to the walls," I said, a little roughness in my own voice.

They were so distinct that he could see even the roughness of the dark.

She told herself the roughness made the run- way harder to spot.

The surface roughness can also be calculated over an area.

But she liked roughness in men, and dried her eyes.

His roughness surprised her, but still she had no doubts.

It was a frightening feeling to look at my hands and see their roughness.

"We've learned that roughness plays more of a role than we first thought," he said.

There was an old, plain roughness to the song, words and music both.

Most officials don't understand the current roughness rules or how to call them.

Now some of the roughness and power I had only hinted at during the night started to come into play.

In most cases, roughness is considered to be detrimental to part performance.

Using unnecessary roughness against a player who has already taken a mark.

Anger put a roughness in his voice that required some effort to force down.