Sentence examples for bit of a lightweight from inspiring English sources

One time I went to a silent disco party with a friend, and she was a bit of a lightweight.

(And in part due to his inexperience, and the fact he was a bit of a lightweight).

FOR much of his political career Charlie Crist, the new Republican governor of Florida, was seen as a bit of a lightweight.

The young Lagardère is widely regarded as a bit of a lightweight compared with his father, and interested only in the media business.

My early exploration developed into more intense encounters – although undoubtedly to some folk who indulge in these kind of things I'll still be considered a bit of a lightweight (there's always judging and someone who does it "better").

In all of these pairs, the man is a bit of a lightweight -- a peacock, a humorist, a tease -- matched with a vastly more mature, slightly impatient but ultimately affectionate woman.

Compared with her, I am a bit of a travel lightweight.

Project Sonoma – if that is what the app will eventually be called (after all, it sounds more like a codename) – is a bit like a lightweight version of Slack, given its team chat emphasis.

At the core of Pixelstick is a simple brain: a handheld controller, an SD card reader, and a bit of lightweight circuitry to parse images pulled from the card.

The product today feels a bit more like a lightweight version of Podio and less than a video conferencing service, though videoconferencing is still available (and uses WebRTC on Chrome).

When it comes to theatre, the theory goes that there's nothing wrong with a bit of lightweight escapism; indeed, musicals tend to thrive when times are hard for many people.