Regularity

The city is laid out with beautiful regularity.

Odysseus and Morpheus are pronounced, with perfect regularity, like Zeus.

The silent man seemed even more clumsy than usual, and drank champagne with regularity and determination out of sheer nervousness.

Her face had neither regularity of feature nor beauty of complexion, but her expression was sweet and amiable, and her large blue eyes were singularly spiritual and sympathetic.

Due to the regularity of the language, speaking Esperanto gives you the feeling of driving on a freeway because all hindrances have been removed. Grammatical exceptions in national languages act like stop signs on the brain and make you feel that you're driving in city traffic.

Here and there, the regularity of the street grid is unexpectedly interrupted by narrow, winding lanes.

I'm unsure of the regularity.

Intellectuals don't necessarily look for complexity in choosing a language. Many intellectuals choose a language with regularity and simplicity, as it is more mathematically appealing to them.

The troop horses came with the regularity of clockwork twice a day down to drink under her window, and, as the weather grew hotter, kicked up their heels and shook their heads furiously under the maddening sting of the dun-fly.

The troop horses came with the regularity of clockwork twice a day down to drink under her window, and, as the weather grew hotter, kicked up their heels and shook their heads furiously under the maddening sting of the dunfly.