There is a pimpliness of countenance and a comfortable capaciousness of waistcoat about him that always make me wonder what he has done with his churchwarden and pewter.

They are plain neat wooden houses, in capaciousness more like villas than cottages.

On entering the place you are perfectly surprised at its capaciousness.

The ceiling of the church is lofty, and very woodyis crossed by four or five unpoetical-looking beams which deprive the building of that airiness and capaciousness it would otherwise possess.

Leaving the font, and the water pipes, and the windows, we move forward, and are at once struck with the capaciousness, the excellent disposition, and the handsome finish of the interior.

The principal entrance possesses some good points, but it lacks capaciousness and clearnesshas a covered-up, hotel doorway aspect which we don't relish.

He looked upon this great work as a debt due to that continent for the many injuries we had inflicted upon it: and had the abolition succeeded sooner, as in the infancy of his exertions he had hoped, I know he had a plan, suited no doubt to the capaciousness of his own mind, for such establishments in Africa, as he conceived would promote in due time this important end.

Those who wish to satisfy themselves of this should measure the capaciousness of his intellect by studyingnot by merely reading his Boyle Lectures on the Religions of the world; and that Kingdom of Christ, the ablest "Apology" for the Catholic Faith which England has seen for more than two hundred years.