Sentence examples for lighten learning from inspiring English sources

The lesson to be learned here: When creating for modern consumers, it's vital to streamline processes and lighten learning curves, removing the amount of steps, actions and up-front research needed to appreciate such extras.

Part of the recovery process for a couple in a codependent relationship is learning to lighten up, have fun and play together and apart.

"You need to lighten up and learn to enjoy life a little more.

It's all very intense and unnerving to watch the problem-solving unfold, but the tension is alleviated by the film's well-paced use of humor - a disco-heavy soundtrack is just one way the mood is lightened and Watney learns to grow his own food... using human waste!

I also see how her situation was so necessary in my life to help me work on some of my big challenges (my control issues, learning to be more flexible and trusting, learning to lighten up, etc).

Adjusting to the series' kaleidoscopic story structure, he's learned to lighten up.

In the meantime, we pessimists will have to learn to lighten up (but not too much) and rely on the old-fashioned ways to feel better about life — rich chocolate and good wine.

There are plenty of things I need to learn to lighten up about, but I don't think the problem of men telling women to smile is one of them.

Then he will have to learn how to "lighten and lift" his basso-profundo flat northern vowels.Mr Hague is said to recognise that he has to improve his television image.

In the opening of season one of Game of Thrones, Daenerys is violently raped by her new husband, yet, after a softly lit tryst, decides to lighten up about sex and learn some new positions to tempt her attacker instead.

The dour crew at Luger's host station should lighten up, and the waiters should learn the difference between swagger and menace.