How To Use Boniness In A Sentence

It is an uncomfortable feeling to find in her sickness the conventions of beauty - boniness and pallor.
Weird milky eyes with no pupil, limbs too long for their thin boniness, and they ... bent. Asimov's Science Fiction
His fingers 'long boniness brought me back to an old familiarity. Coming Back To Earth As A Dog
The critic recently slammed her ‘obscene’ boniness, which she felt cynically exploited real-life victims of famine, illness and genocide.
Thin to the point of boniness, with a sharp-angled face, sparse graying hair, and mournful eyes, he was easily accepted by drug dealers as a likely customer to purchase a fix. I’ll Walk Alone

Round, plump or normal-sized women have become the secretly desired, the quiet lust of men pushed towards boniness rather than bonniness.
As a society, we have to break the equation of celebrity and boniness. Liz Perle: The Model of Thin
Somehow his boniness and gauntness extends to his personality.
She made a silly face (though, because of the boniness of her cheeks, it looked more like Munch's The Scream).
She could hardly bear the boniness of Mam's shoulders, jagged points through the thin nightie. THE GOLDEN LION
Same in Canada, a Muskies, "boniness" varies on the season, and how well the fish is eating, but if you are asking for eating reasons, then i have no idea. Obama's "bow"
Her face was young--I saw its youth, felt its fragile boniness in the marrow of my own bones.
Beneath the coat he wore a green shirt with the top three buttons opened, revealing a chest of tubercular hue and boniness, offset by a rakish red kerchief drawn loosely around his thin neck. EVENING’S EMPIRE
He nearly launched himself on to the floor and was only saved by the boniness of his elbow on the lip of the bar. BLOOD IS DIRT
Hudson was within shouting distance of fifty, thin to the point of boniness, with a sharp nose and a sharp tongue and a refined voice. Two Weeks To Remember