Sentence examples for breezy kind from inspiring English sources

The athletic aspects of "Sonatra" are leavened by a breezy kind of American aesthetic.

Everyone I approach happily talks at length, usually with a breezy kind of contentment, yet you do not have to look too hard to find concerns.

You are not attracted to the easy, breezy kind... you like your drama.

But that analysis is too breezy, and too kind to Gilbert & co.

Inside there are two double bedrooms, a large kitchen and a lounge, all with a breezy inside-out kind of vibe.

Killing There's a shedload of violence, but it's of the horrifically consequential rather than breezy, action-movie kind, as anyone knows who remembers that thing that happened in Series 3 episode 9 that shall remain nameless but caused a nation to swear off television for at least the next 12 hours.

To cover so much territory necessitates a kind of breezy simplification, and that very breezy simplification is also the pleasure of this kind of ranging, inclusive history.

The 29 rooms all have views of the water and have been furnished in the kind of breezy, relaxed style that signifies painstaking design.

"My initial instinct when the offer came in was not to do it," he says, with the kind of breezy candour PRs are paid buckets to suppress.

There should be, then, a kind of breezy shorthand approach to style exemplified by Mr. Chalayan's collection, and by Raf Simons at Jil Sander, and to a lesser degree by Ronaldus Shamask's show in New York.

"Down in the dumps again, Helen?" went a typical line, and the plot — a group of army wives conspire to stop their husbands from returning to war by withholding sex — moved along with that same kind of breezy good humor.