Sentence examples similar to feather lights from inspiring English sources

Chanel's inspiration was feather light — the diamond plume that Coco herself created in 1932.

It's feather light (unlike Chloe), cynical but still somehow idealistic, and has ten megapixels.

These were feather light with a chunky veal ragout as a foil.

But the introduction of volume on two elastic-hemmed cropped-sleeve jackets was feather light and had intriguing possibilities.

PARIS — Woolly, hairy or feather light, autumn knits have one thing in common: They cover the body like falling leaves.

There is, for instance, in the show an eiderdown jacket, dated around 1860, quite simple and feather light.

For a film about a weighty subject, "My Sister's Keeper," tomorrow night's offering on CBS, feels feather light.

Rivers sets the scene with some bird-song sax gymnastics, his tone feather light but piercingly intense.

His flow is sometimes staccato, sometimes sticky, but always feather light; it would have suited late-'80s high-velocity hybrid styles like hip-house or freestyle perfectly.

Thea Bjerg of Denmark is represented by three-dimensional fabrics that have the surface richness of brocade, but appear to be feather light.

Think of the RZR as something of a post-apocalyptic Lotus Elise: feather light, impossibly nimble, supremely tail-happy.