Sentence examples for breeziness from inspiring English sources
noun
The characteristic of being breezy.
A western breeziness and love of open spaces shines through "Lasso the Wind".
It's a deeply stirring story and Marcus Tanner, the Balkan correspondent at The Independent from 1988 to 1994, responds to it with an engaging mixture of passion and breeziness.
"Pretty sundresses in jacquards and waffle knits for spring – they're utterly modern yet with a desirable breeziness".
His breeziness is catchy, and you can sense the movie tuning up to make sweet music.
The fish I settled on looked easy on paper, but you can never trust the breeziness of an Elizabeth David recipe.
Still, for an avowed family man, Ellin retains an air of up-for-whatever breeziness.
He had caused a small storm, in 1878, with the appearance of "Daisy Miller," whose sales were of a breeziness that would hardly be repeated; he had also published "The Europeans" (1878) and "Washington Square" (1880).
To me it looked like a slightly more daring J. Crew wedding dress in its insistent breeziness.
In trying to bring these views up to date, Kaplan plunges into a planetary review that is often thrilling in its sheer scale, its encyclopedic breeziness.
Conaty has both brazen honesty and breeziness.
Not that breeziness itself is unappealing.
