| The most powerful instrument of control is the seven-year probationary period, in which the faint-hearted learn the arts of mousiness. |
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| Samuel Owen's Winston Smith strikes a nice balance between pathetic mousiness and nobility. |
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| Brettanomyces yeasts impart an unpleasant mousiness to the finished wine that can make it completely undrinkable. |
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| Also, she was small and thin with straight brown hair that seemed to set off the overall mousiness of her. |
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| Every muscle of his face and every bone in his body are utterly committed to these alternating bouts of mousiness and mania. |
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| And her zany warmth, along with Ms. Shellys mischievous mousiness, fill out the movies affectionate, comical view of workplace sisterhood. |
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| He helps her overcome her innate mousiness, for instance, and she helps him transition from staring mournfully through bits of glass to staring mournfully near bits of glass. |
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| Mousiness Some strains of Lactobacillus and Oenococcus oeni can produce aromatic heterocyclic bases that cause a distinctive mousy flavour. |
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