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• But with each decade, there is a bigger feeling of womanliness.
• This is a womanliness, with its sensuality, tenderness, knowingness and compassion.
• With the Great Depression came the change to a feminine ideal of womanliness again.
• Like Mae West, she mixes true femininity with the winking womanliness of a drag queen.
• By impersonating Miss New Jersey, Gracie discovers in herself the womanliness she had hitherto suppressed.
• Perhaps Betty's new look is intended to measure the state of womanliness in the republic.
• Her account of " womanliness " as a masquerade was taken up by feminist and film theory ) '.
• Even in a series of military looks _ cavalry jackets and whatnot _ Jacobs maintained a look of appealing womanliness.
• I remember her sitting there with that gorgeous white hair of hers and I immediately felt a kinship with her and her womanliness,
• Yet these urgings toward cybernetic self-mastery are oddly countered with calls for a return to old-fashioned, curvy womanliness.
• His designs _ the generous-skirted dresses and rounded bodices _ responded to a yearning for womanliness and gorgeousness after the bleak wartime period.
• Her story's thoughts about family and womanliness are clear without becoming forced, and her film works well on the level of narrative alone.
• Stanley writes of them : " In him was a mimicked dignity, as of Adam; in her the womanliness of a miniature Eve ".
• If the film had been entirely his, Bergman, an idealizer of women, would have brought forth an essential and forgivable core of womanliness in Marianne.
• Kwan, who at 17 exudes a womanliness that befits a national and Olympic champion, earned first place from eight of the judges because of her maturity and presentation.
• Survivors often feel great shame about their bodies, particularly their bodies womanliness, both because the perpetrator had a woman s body and the abuse focused on their female body.
• "Generations of little girls have instinctively understood that red lipstick corresponds to womanliness, " says Estee Lauder's Dominique Szabo, senior vice president of product development.
• In 1929 she published " Womanliness as a Masquerade " in which she looks at an area of sexual development of intellectual women in particular, where femininity is a defensive mask that is put on to hide masculinity.
• Often they conflate images of womanliness with images of death, as in Frisch's take on the Don Juan legend : " The woman reminds me of death, the more she seems to blossom and thrive ".