amorphousness

In this amorphousness, he was in tune with the religious tone of the postwar years, when (in a 1947 poll) religious leaders ranked highest for their contributions to national well-being, outranking politicians and businessmen, and (in 1957) 96 percent of Americans professed membership in a church or synagogue.

The Chosen Peoples Todd Gitlin 2010

The first, as Mumford, who considered Geddes “my master,” explained, was to plan cities at a human scale to avoid the sprawling modern megalopolis, which Mumford called “the last word in imageless urban amorphousness.”

Makeshift Metropolis Witold Rybczynski 2010

The first, as Mumford, who considered Geddes “my master,” explained, was to plan cities at a human scale to avoid the sprawling modern megalopolis, which Mumford called “the last word in imageless urban amorphousness.”

Makeshift Metropolis Witold Rybczynski 2010

And it must be remembered that anarchy, in this case, did not mean amorphousness.

do you ever read writing? Peter DeWolf 2010

In this amorphousness, he was in tune with the religious tone of the postwar years, when (in a 1947 poll) religious leaders ranked highest for their contributions to national well-being, outranking politicians and businessmen, and (in 1957) 96 percent of Americans professed membership in a church or synagogue.

The Chosen Peoples Todd Gitlin 2010

In this amorphousness, he was in tune with the religious tone of the postwar years, when (in a 1947 poll) religious leaders ranked highest for their contributions to national well-being, outranking politicians and businessmen, and (in 1957) 96 percent of Americans professed membership in a church or synagogue.

The Chosen Peoples Todd Gitlin 2010

I want him to be perfected where I fell short, to avoid my long slow slide into amorphousness.

The Replacement 2010

The first, as Mumford, who considered Geddes “my master,” explained, was to plan cities at a human scale to avoid the sprawling modern megalopolis, which Mumford called “the last word in imageless urban amorphousness.”

Makeshift Metropolis Witold Rybczynski 2010

The idiocy of voting for "change" is its amorphousness: he promised change, not that it would be change for the better.

Obama wants to turn his "YouTubing-Facebooking-texting-Twittering grass-roots organization ... into an instrument of government." Ann Althouse 2009

Her me-centrism has grown from the amorphousness of her position in the White House -- the fact that she had no formally-vested powers -- just as surely as if she had been the President herself.

Mayhill Fowler: Telling Tales About Her First Lady Travels: Where and Why Did Hillary Exaggerate? 2008