averageness

• “Winkielman pointed out that this "beauty in averageness" could apply to things like the silhouette of a car, a watch, as well as to people.”

  Beauty is Only Brain Deep | Impact Lab

• “Decades later, the main protagonist of "Sawako Decides" is convinced not of the greatness of Imperial Japan, her community and herself but of their "averageness".”

  Deutsche Welle: DW-WORLD.DE

• “The "averageness" of this team has driven the team to make a significant move.”

  The Wages of Wins Journal

• “His comeback story is remarkable, but his checkered injury history and "averageness" as a closer make this the one glaring liability on the Rays.”

  MVN

• “They also posit that "averageness" (like symmetry) is a proxy for health, and that we may be predisposed by biology and evolution to find average faces attractive.”

  PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories

• “My deception fooled my peers, who quit calling me Beanpole and accepted my averageness with metallic grins and open arms, but my teachers were incensed and requested monthly teacher/parent consultations.”

  Simon & Schuster: Miracles, Inc.

• “His averageness has, at times, made him expendable.”

  The Wall Street Journal: When Average Becomes Excellent

• “And as I thought on it, I realized this: His averageness is not to be laughed at.”

  The Huffington Post: Haroon Moghul: Finding Meaning In The Death Of A Teacher

• “It is averagely compelling I finished it, involves an average amount of concentration and, if such a thing makes sense, is averagely well written: excellent in its averageness!”

  The Guardian: This week's arts diary

• “He's batting .250—not terrible—but the averageness unnerves Yankee fans.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Contradictory Springs of Derek and Jose

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