raciness वाक्य

The wines occasionally lack the raciness of the best Sancerres, but the best of them can be sharp and refreshing.
We can leave to researchers the resolution of the difficult calibration of proper raciness for early, middle and late afternoons.
Still, for all the heat, glam and raciness of his clothes, there is an underlying classicism to Versace's work.
Such implied raciness has an obvious, fun-loving appeal as a name for the next decade, but Child notes an interesting drawback.
Angered by the raciness of his translations the Queen told Harington that he was to leave and not return until he had translated the entire poem.

But the raciness of it put the stock off limits to some institutional investors, contributing to the midyear plunge in Playboy Enterprises'share price in 2001.
Of course, everyone might want to take Dean's definition of raciness with maybe a few pounds of salt, since he also had this to say about the cartoon:
The clever raciness of her songs was submerged in chants, self-promotion and spectacle _ another way for a smart woman to get by in the hip-hop era.
People talk about the raciness of today's starlet's barely there costumes but Marie Antoinette and her contemporaries managed somehow to exude lust from their many layers of clothing.
In the New World, the British sports car of the immediate pre-Beatles era conveyed a strange alloy of silk-shirt raciness and pipe-smoking tweediness, which suited him.