naturalness

“This is not a contest about natural assets or even about naturalness,” Sousa recently told the Venezuelan press.

He had a naturalness in his body that gave him a feeling that when he moved, it seemed so easy—it was so electric and wild.

The almost lazy naturalness and simplicity faded gradually out of it, revealing the alert and seductive woman of the world.

There was a naturalness in his enjoyment which was almost boylike; a naive sort of exultation possessed him.

Now the advantage of Dink's method of signaling was in its absolute naturalness.

Countess Yaskov told me her story, the narrative of her friend, with perfect naturalness and with a quiet ease.

That is the setting of our Pearl, a creature of divine naturalness, waiting until some Quaker Cupid twangs his bow.