Sentence examples for breezy look from inspiring English sources

Not that the breezy look is solely a summer thing.

"You've Got Ketchup on Your Muumuu," by Eugene Ehrlich Henry Holtt, $24), is an etymologist's breezy look at foreign words that have been gulped down by English speakers.

Staff members affiliated with Freewinds, a church ship aboard which upper-level Scientologists can receive auditing and instruction, are recognizable in their loose white slacks and blazers, an easy, breezy look that calls to mind "The Love Boat".

There is a lot of "I" in this narrator, but what his first-person tour does offer is a light, breezy look at a comedy that sometimes is studied too ponderously by academics and pop-culture critics.

column — a breezy look at the news that combined reporting and reader questions — bore his name and was what made me, as a young reader of the magazine, associate Booker's name with his reporting.

Finally, long-waisted people can wear shirts (in particular slim-fits) untucked, for a breezy look.

Air Simons: Raf Simons's spring collection may be inspired by Icarus, but these breezy shoes look firmly grounded in the Colosseum.

Even as new census figures show New York bubbling with diversity, people in Breezy Point look the same as they always have.

He hoped that with him off the set, that Breezy would look where required and not directly at the camera.

Their breezy tone soon becomes annoying.

The waiters and waitresses pass in and out of the kitchen at a breezy pace, looking impossibly cool.