Sentence examples for insubstantial light from inspiring English sources

Certain eye-catching but insubstantial light comedies and adventure films are sometimes classified as summer movies.

The Higgs particle was the model's only missing piece for a long time, and it was crucial to know whether it existed as it was expected to be a clear manifestation of the mechanism that explains why some fundamental particles have mass and are not as insubstantial as light.

The movie is alluringly insubstantial, like the light and air of the Luberon.

On the other hand, fakes (especially plastic pearls) will have a light, insubstantial feel.

He provided the dynamos, generators and power plants without which the bulbs were insubstantial baubles, and lit up lower Manhattan with them.

He's light, flabby, insubstantial.

I thought he was light, frothy, insubstantial".

I have always felt that the British attachment to monarchy is an inch deep and a mile wide; we dream in kings and queens and dreams are by nature insubstantial – they melt in light.

The first light is watery and insubstantial.

Of the actual nuggets in the taste-test, these felt the lightest -- the most insubstantial in terms of weight -- which made me feel like I could eat 30 of them relatively easily, which is alarming.

As twilight thickened outside, the house's shell seemed too pervious, swelling with the electric light as if it were as insubstantial as the canvas tents at school camp.