Sentence examples for feeling lightweight from inspiring English sources

His athletic, jaunty movement, full of sculptured lifts, swooping torsos and outstretched limbs, did indeed seem ribbonlike, but mostly in the sense of feeling lightweight, and as if these organic phrases might have been attached to anything.

This is because HTC found a way to walk that fine line between being lightweight and feeling cheap.

The app has incredible depth while also feeling like a much more lightweight program, with performance that never feels sluggish or burdened by library size.

It can be a tricky and frustrating process, but there's also huge satisfaction in riding down the street looking cool (you hope) on your customised chopper, steel racer or lightweight fixed-wheel, feeling confident (or not so confident) in the knowledge that you fitted every part of the bike together yourself.

We're going to have to spend some time designing it, but the general feeling is to be pretty lightweight about the visuals; if there's even anything on the Web, it'll be pretty simple.

Incredibly lightweight (and cheap-feeling), they're incredibly comfortable, and they would stay on even if you had no ears at all.

The camera was surprisingly lightweight, but still sturdy feeling, and the grip was a good fit for operating the controls.

Lightweight formula leaves hair feeling super soft and full of shine.

And since the camera is so lightweight you can use it without feeling like you're going to drop the camera.

These are quick, lightweight interactions that inspire a quick chuckle or feeling of connection.

The lightweight four had me worrying I've got the feeling they just weren't hurrying settling for silver's not good enough Brand GB is made of finer stuff.