Sentence examples for a collection of lightly from inspiring English sources

But the characters seem flat, and the novel devolves into a collection of lightly sketched caricatures.

The austerity extends to the bibliography: Wainwright has not published a great deal, and what he does publish makes no effort to ingratiate itself with the reader – which brings us to The Reasoner, a book that at times seems hardly to care whether or not it's a collection of poems or a series of lightly versified ruminations, a commonplace book of unanswerable inquiries.

When he made Mr Turner, he took painting lessons, then exhibited in a Soho cake shop a collection of small ink paintings, plus accompanying poems, of angels in anguish: "The basic Biblical thing," he says lightly, "penance, repentance, attrition".

"Sometimes we used pineapple cut in lengthwise sticks and rolled lightly in crushed peppermint candy as an opener for the meal," she wrote in "The Presidential Cookbook," a collection of her White House recipes.

A collection of sonnets?

A collection of songs?

A collection of Tintin comics.

A collection of hangers on.

A collection of essays about life.

He has filmed a collection of artists.

I have a collection of wineglasses.