| The washings of light across skin and cloth have helped to give these bodies a real, toned shapeliness, a kind of theatrical panache. |
| He has personally received a lot of compliments for the shapeliness of his pins in high heels. |
| Much contemporary fiction, like much contemporary life, has a restless flamboyance that preëmpts such wise shapeliness. |
| The dancers are selected and judged according to a single, inflexible notion of shapeliness and then presented as objects without temperament. |
| The price the guitar pays for its beguiling shapeliness is primarily forfeited air mass. |
| In addition to functionality and usefulness, the desire for shapeliness and a pleasing surface feeling continue to gain in importance. |
