Sentence examples for far more lightly from inspiring English sources

Unlike Monroe, she ended the numbers far more lightly attired than when she began.

America already taxes petrol far more lightly than other developed countries do.

Twenty-eleven trips off the tongue far more lightly than does two thousand and eleven.

Amnesties teach rich tax evaders that, even if they are caught, they will get off far more lightly than somebody overclaiming a few pounds in social security benefits.

The players he admires are the showmen who express themselves on court, particularly Gaël Monfils, who wears his genius far more lightly.

The 1972 Vienna convention, which constrains national drug policies, treated such stimulants and depressants far more lightly than heroin, cocaine and marijuana.Mr Davenport-Hines's prejudices are firmly on the side of the liberalisers.

As for the city and state police forces, their equipment and training are far more meager, and they are lightly scattered across a vast population.

Others, who invest more lightly, tend to recover far more quickly.

So don't take one on lightly, as they all take far more than they give.

The removal of bursaries should not be taken lightly, as it would reflect far more worrying trends towards the removal of rights and resources.

Mr. Fábrega and I shared a sea bass hot dog — fine, flaky fish rolled into a sausage shape and lightly battered and fried — which was far more delicious than it sounds.