Sentence examples for a kind of lightness from inspiring English sources

Being freed of responsibility confers a kind of lightness.

It had a kind of lightness, fluffiness, and evanescence that I'd never experienced before.

David didn't mind this; he even felt it as a kind of lightness.

By the later 1970s, Heilmann discovered a kind of lightness and casual feel that has continued to sustain her and make her paintings interesting.

But the nutmeg grinder had wit and humor, and the phrase on the base gave it a kind of lightness that showed the designer's confidence and said the person who conceived it was proud enough to imbue it with his personality.

We leave the theater feeling a kind of lightness of being.

But Pavarotti had a relaxed natural vibrato right through, so there was no need for him to mix in any kind of lightness or lack of body at the very top: his singing was all of a piece.

Like a ballet dancer, the Erdem woman has a kind of magical lightness to her.

The Times' Roberta Smith discerned "a kind of innocent lightness and ease that is open and vulnerable, even joyful, but also a little too easily pleased".

Mr. Currin paints with a kind of innocent lightness and ease that is open and vulnerable, even joyful, but also a little too easily pleased.

The delicacy of the play's romantic comedy also calls for a kind of directorial lightness of touch that Emily Mann can't deliver; the novelty of Cruz's subject matter is forever rubbing up against the banality of its presentation.