While its exaggerated size gives the character a more lighthearted air, "we knew from the get-go that Megamind, even in his name, was going to have an enormous noodle," Mr. James said.
Hum a lighthearted tune and slow down a bit.
Said to be the last of Beethoven's works approved of by Haydn, the septet echoes Haydn with its genteel and lighthearted air and was a hit with audiences, unlike Beethoven's later (and more profound) music, which baffled listeners.
A lighthearted campaign for Renuzit air fresheners, which carries the theme "Choose them all," presents each scent as a handsome young man in print ads that bear headlines like "Sometimes, deciding is tough" and online video clips that feature Joan and Melissa Rivers spoofing reality dating shows.
A local station, CityTV, recently aired a lighthearted live shot of a couple frolicking in the fountain in front of City Hall as newsroom staff panned, tilted and zoomed in.
Harrison also appeared opposite Stefanie Powers in "The Girl From U.N.C.L.E.," a lighthearted spy spoof that aired on NBC in 1966-67.
This was a lighthearted mic-drop line.
Phrases such as "banana republic," "cultural war" and even a lighthearted "So's your uncle" filled the air.
He laughed on-air in response to Cooper's remarks and replied with a lighthearted tweet to the anchor's apology. is my colleague and a friend for whom I have the highest professional and personal regard.
Mitt Romney — newly professed fan of the iPhone, Snooki and sleeping in "as little as possible" — offered a lighthearted, humanizing glimpse of himself Friday morning in an interview with ABC's Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan, set to air Tuesday.
