| Still, Mr. Watson, a celebrated Royal Ballet principal, possesses a spindly ranginess that is affecting, especially as he uses his joints to etch razor-sharp angles. |
| Giving the impression of sturdiness without coarseness or ranginess. |
| Bartholomew's delicate good looks — fair hair, blue eyes — made the most of a family likeness that was less pleasing in Hester, his lithe ranginess cumbersome in a woman. |
| The ranginess of linebackers Luke Kuechly and Thomas Davis spearheaded Carolina against both the run and pass. |
| But the duet had more of a Tharpian ranginess and invention than a Balanchinian symmetry. |
