Sentence examples for exceedingly light from inspiring English sources

The exceedingly light and easy to roll cream cheese shortcrust has become a family favourite.

Polanka makes its own pirogies, the Polish stuffed dumplings that are often doughy but here are exceedingly light.

The result, to judge by the finals of this year's competition, where 23 teams of 10 or more students gathered at the University of Illinois here, is a concrete that is exceedingly light and, with added fibers, strong as well.

In April1950, the DB2 debuted with that Lagonda power plant producing 105 horsepower through an exceedingly light chassis (a good enough power-to-weight ratio to send the DB2 well north of 100mph).

For anyone with back problems (or for those of us who just really don't like physical activity), this exceedingly light suitcase is a smart choice.

Positioning himself for 2020, Pence turned in a calculated performance heavy on right-wing talking points but exceedingly light on praise of Trump.

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Acer Aspire One 522 Amazon.co.uk, £239 This netbook is ahead of the pack with a 1,280 x 720 high-resolution screen and a powerful integrated Radeon HD graphics chip, while being exceedingly thin and light too.

"The state seems to have invented an 'emergency' to justify immediate application of the law -- but this looks exceedingly deceptive in light of the antigay history of Virginia law and the recent unlawful enforcement of the state sodomy law, which remains on the books 10 years after the Supreme Court protection of a right to engage in sodomy".

But this production, unusually, makes one impatient for those two interlopers to leave so that one can get back to the double-act that is the occasion of the night as Mr. McKellen and Mr. Stewart navigate the dilapidated playhouse of Stephen Brimson Lewis's exceedingly smart set, lit with a sepulchral, shivery grace by Paul Pyant.

The new light is exceedingly fine for art production and microfilm, but produces too much detail for portraits.