sinuousness造句

• This section of SR 50 between Lynchburg and Winchester is popular with area motorcyclists and sports car drivers due to its sinuousness.
• The curves that I find in the mountains of my country, in the sinuousness of its rivers, in the waves of the ocean, and on the body of the beloved woman.
• Just by thinking of him you can hear his muffled voice, as though he were singing through his eyebrows, and the strange, melodic sinuousness of the songs he wrote, the clarity of his guitar lines.
• The instructions appear on page 199 in the holiday issue of Martha Stewart Living magazine : " Weave three lengths of chartreuse ribbon between the pears . . . the sinuousness of the ribbon contrasts with the strict form of the pears ."
• With the third song, they give us New Order-style dance-floor angst and slippery sexuality _ replete with New Order / Electronic singer Bernard Sumner on guest vocals _ with its mix of hooks and trance-rock, its sinuousness and disruption.
• Laurindo Almeida s guitar playing captures the keen poignancy and rhythmic 閘an of Brazilian music with superb assurance and taste . . . Salli Terri sings Villa-Lobos Bachianas Brasileiras No . 5 with a sinuousness and ecstasy which makes this the finest modern version ".
• Over the slip where Theoline docked to unload potatoes at Pier 11, the Guggenheim will erect a building that will seem, in effect, to have tides all its own, to raise the sinuousness of the East River's surface into the permanence of architecture.
• By the end of the president's speech, Mrs . Harris'ultimate judge of good speech making, her husband, Preacher Roderick J . Harris, was on his feet roaring approval, swaying to the tenor-sax sinuousness of " Amazing Grace " at the back of the crowd.
• Even with a brand new, air-conditioned Japanese car rented from our Colombo hotel, and a good driver, we found that journeys of three hours _ the time between Colombo and Kandy, for example _ were about as much as we could endure, what with the horn-honking and the sinuousness of the roads.
• One critic characterized Price's voice as " vibrant ", " soaring " and " a Price beyond pearls ", as well as " genuinely buttery, carefully produced but firmly under control ", with phrases that " took on a seductive sinuousness . " " Time " magazine called her voice " Rich, supple and shining, it was in its prime capable of effortlessly soaring from a smoky mezzo to the pure soprano gold of a perfectly spun high C ."