Sentence examples for light-minded from inspiring English sources

She was pretty and light-minded and liked the society of men.

The New Yorker, October 22, 1932 P. 24 Blennies are light-minded fishes with tapering tails and a wide distribution.

By Will Cuppy The New Yorker, October 22, 1932 P. 24 Blennies are light-minded fishes with tapering tails and a wide distribution.

Not because he expected them to make trouble but because they were both too impractical, too light-minded to carry out his wishes once he was not there to enforce them.

Stumbling upon this confession at about the same time that I laughed over Weep No More, I took the proper Puritan attitude that this was simply evidence of a light-minded approach to life.

Kelman, it should be pointed out, won the Booker Prize for his last outing, How Late It Was, How Late (1994), and clearly didn't approach the problem of its successor in a spirit of light-minded japery.

Not for weak minded people.

The show lost the cross-generational appeal that it had when more light-entertainment-minded producers such as Michael Hurll were in charge of it.

The chef, Justin Severino, said he takes "a lighter, whole-hog-minded approach to Mediterranean food".

By the end of the movie, Pobo is writing a letter to politicians about budget cuts, reminding them of their "moral responsibility" and well on his way from easygoing child to bright light and civic-minded citizen.

The prayer map, he said, marked the location of "points of light," for like-minded churches, "points of service," like a school or park where volunteers might pitch in, and "strongholds," for places that might hold someone back from a relationship with God.