Sentence examples for kind of levity from inspiring English sources

"It's a plot!" Regrettably, Mr. Tomlinson is not wedded to this kind of levity throughout.

She also costumed the dancers in carnivalesque get-ups, suggesting a kind of levity.

Punchy tones and patterns give the photos a kind of levity, in spite of the (wonderfully) butter-heavy, cloying sweetness of the food itself.

I think the role of artists and creatives is to provide some kind of levity, clarity and lightness in the rough days ahead.

Some people think it's inappropriate to have kids with disabilities engaging in this kind of levity, but I would argue that this is a condescending viewpoint.

Incorporating an arsenal of seething dayglo synths, Jimmy Urine aka James Euringer, adds some pep to the drudging, morose original by replacing its sense of burden with a more unhinged kind of levity.

They are providing readers with a particular kind of female levity that is not perceived as compatible with literariness.

"Mohair sheep, they haven't done that yet," she says in the Atwoodian tone, a kind of steely levity.

Airily produced for a kind of practice-space levity, the songs reveal a little creepiness after a few listens.

Women are held to different standards of likeability in public life than men, as we know, so that those who forego the kind of aggressively Tiggerish levity or dippy references to the pixies who make it all happen come off not as business-like, but as sour or snappish, both in person and in print.

And I find her to be self-deprecating, and probably the kind of girlfriend who brings levity to situations.