Sentence examples for light way of from inspiring English sources

When he explained in his ITV interview that he wanted to make sure his mother "was not left out of the excitement", it was a light way of conveying this blend of love and sorrow.

Giving honours such as knighthoods to allies who have supported the prime minister is a "relatively light" way of paying off debts of honour built up while in government, a former minister and aide to David Cameron has said.

"Over a period of government, particularly a difficult government in a coalition, a prime minister has to cajole and get the support of a number of people and he builds up a debt of honour and I think that, frankly, an honours list is a relatively light way of paying it off," Swayne told the Westminster Hour on BBC Radio 4. "I think we get far too excited about these things.

And it has a straight consumer angle, too, in that it can be a light way of incorporating multiplayer options into a game.

(They weren't all "technically" Irish, but they shared a dark, light way of looking at suffering that lent Maureen a sustaining boost).

Cost prohibitive is a light way of putting it, with bills for even the smallest affairs reaching tens of thousands of dollars (though most get closer to the hundreds of thousands).

These days, Easington is the place you can go to find people celebrating the death of Margaret Thatcher, which is the sort of darkness-versus-light way of telling the story, and fine if you like that sort of thing, which I don't.

A lighter way of eating steak.

It's just a lighter way of looking at work that is engaging for the audience.

But Stout's "The Rootworker's Table" had a lighter way of dealing with show's mission of returning sensuality to the kinds of lives, both real and imagined, that have been flattened by cultural anxieties over time.

On the other hand, I can say that the single-use "pods" are a cleaner, lighter way of using detergent.