Sentence examples for bit of a lighter from inspiring English sources

However, just as Dancy was better on the more multi-layered Hannibal, and Paul's all-out emoting was better suited to Jesse Pinkman on Breaking Bad, everything on The Path seems like it could do a little bit better and have a bit of a lighter touch.

"But you get something like this, it is a bit of a light bulb".

I got fascinated by it, and it was a bit of a light-bulb moment: "But of course, to fight climate change you've got to fight capitalism".

"But here's an important point: I feel I am extremely well cast in this part because I have a little bit of a light touch," he said.

Lady Smith said: "The Government is hell-bent on this Bill, but let's shine a bit of a light on this and, fairly, look at party-funding across the board".

The sketches were originally created as a bit of a light-hearted "up yours" to everyone who uses those stereotypes, but like Stockholm syndrome, we've fallen in love with our captors.

The officers added: "This post is meant as a bit of a light-hearted news".

Are they totally comatose, or do they keep a bit of a light on in their brains?

"And, I'm going to be honest, you need to take some responsibility here... I want to see a bit of a light bulb, where you say, 'Maybe I can do better, maybe even a heck of a lot better.'".

If she's not touching you except with her lips, only a bit of a light touch on your end will be enough.

I'm really happy we shone a bit of a political light, like, see it another way.