unaffectedness

Ogier recounted his adventures with simplicity and unaffectedness.

You were struck by her behavior, particularly by the extraordinary sincerity and unaffectedness of her relations with others."

In general, the unaffectedness of Ms. Podles's manner hides the fact that a contralto can indeed act like a diva.

With no perceptible trace of the vainglorious about him, rather with the off-hand unaffectedness of natural regality, he seemed to accept the spontaneous homage of his shipmates.

Desson Thomson of The Washington Post praised Gosling's "beguiling unaffectedness" and noted that "it's hard not to like these two or begrudge them a great love together".

Coleridge praises the purity and unaffectedness of his style in Biographia Literaria, and Wordsworth (Preface, 1815) gave a copious quotation from the "Ode to Winter".

That unaffectedness brought an extra freshness to "Soaring," a dance for five women in fluttery Greek-style tunics, which was choreographed in 1920 by Ruth St. Denis and Doris Humphrey.

He was yielding himself up wholly to the charm which emanated from this young girl's entire being, from her gaiety and her unaffectedness, her enthusiasm, and that obvious artistic temperament which caused her to feel every sensation with superlative keenness and thoroughness.