Sentence examples for is notably light from inspiring English sources

The '06 is notably light, a bit shy now but earthy and full of elusive little pleasures.

But he is notably light on experience, particularly of foreign policy, where he can seem vacuous compared with Mrs Clinton.

The board is notably light on representatives of small businesses, which have been the hardest hit by the economic stagnation that has settled over much of Lower Manhattan since Sept. 11.

The top 20 is notably light on films made after the 1970s, with only In the Mood for Love (2000), Farewell My Concubine (1993) and A City of Sadness (1989) registering at numbers nine, 12, and 18 respectively.

But from what I hear from old hands at Westminster, it doesn't happen enough among them now: everyone is too busy trying to be busy even though the legislative programme is notably light because the coalition partners can't agree what to do.

Aside from the rebirth of the vaunted Viper sports car and six-figure baubles like the Mercedes SL65 AMG roadster, the show at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center is notably light on fantasies destined to be enshrined on posters in teenagers' bedrooms.

(Though "Ka" seems to revolve around an effort to reunite two royal siblings from the Far East after they have been separated in a shipwreck, it is notably lighter on incest than the "Ring" is).

As the last example suggests, the Eameses' "idea films" are notably light and playful.

The schedule has been notably light, but the expectations weigh more heavily with each easy victory by North Carolina State.

But his statement was notably light on references to the green economy or the job-creating potential of industries such as renewable power.

And even though his schedule was notably light on events, and his mood was subdued, Mr. Gingrich signaled that he was fully prepared to run straight at Mr. Romney.