Sentence examples for a distinctly light from inspiring English sources

At Dos Cielos, the Barcelona restaurant they opened in 2008, the brothers blend the richness and elegance of modern Mediterranean cuisine with a distinctly light touch.

What do they really want?"To hang out, chill, meet people especially girls," is the answer of Rodrigo Alexandre, a distinctly light-skinned 17-year-old from Vila Cachoeira, a northern suburb of the city.

In a distinctly lighter vein comes the Wallingford Symphony's celebration of the Richard Rodgers centennial, March 16 at 7 30 p.m. in the Paul Mellon Arts Center.

Peter Gunzel has taken rather mesmerising nightscapes, where the moon casts a distinctly eerie light.

Now there is "Hilary and Jackie," which shows the late English cellist Jacqueline du Pre in a distinctly unflattering light.

Neel's 1964-65 paiNatura"Natura Morte" depicts a skull isolated on another homey table, its tones of yellow and orange bathed in a distinctly New York light.

And Michael Burleigh's catalog of delusion and violence, much of it in the name of higher causes and transcendent faiths, casts the 20th century in a distinctly unflattering light.

Don't you know, there are few people enough in the world whose hard, sour faces will soften at sight of you and a distinctly friendly light come into their green eyes.

Ms. Nerina joined the Royal Ballet in 1947, when the company was still known as the Sadler's Wells Ballet, and over the next decade and a half became a distinctly bright light within the company's remarkably luminous roster of ballerinas, which included Moira Shearer, Margot Fonteyn, Svetlana Beriosova and Antoinette Sibley.

So now, these bush league antics of his have really ended up casting me and my judgment in a distinctly negative light.

While "Cascabel" is distinctly light on the palate as a work of theater -- call it Cirque du Soleil sprinkled with salsa -- Mr. Bayless's food is predictably delicious.