Sentence examples for help to lighten from inspiring English sources

Japanese turnips and fried capers help to lighten the meat-and-mayo pairing.

May their cherished memories help to lighten their hearts at this sad time.

Of course, I didn't choose to put those fantastic-looking pomegranate seeds in this dish, but they sure help to lighten the mood and freshen the overall look.

The move, which is dependent on a change in German tax laws, could help to lighten the overburdened balance sheets of the banks.

His scenes with the two children, who serve as an emotional bridge between Jerry and Audrey, help to lighten the movie's mood.

Reducing the ratio, as Nigel suggests, to a quarter or a third of the flour weight, would help to lighten things up again, while retaining that lovely sweet, nutty quality.

Imagining the mausoleum experience through Warhol's eyes helps to lighten it up a bit.

But, he added, "the use of animation helps to lighten the tone and can make the subject matter less grim".

This helps to lighten the skull, provides more room for muscles and other tissues, and allows more skull flexibility (kinesis) when eating.

Robin's D.I.Y. chamomile infusion with lemon helps to lighten and brighten color: 1. Place organic chamomile in warm water overnight.

The Giverny experience presumably helped to lighten and brighten his palette, an achievement enhanced by a trip to North Africa in 1886-7.