Sentence examples for lighthearted character from inspiring English sources

Because of its genial, lighthearted character and relative lack of contrapuntal vigor, musicologists have questioned whether the E flat Sonata was actually written by Bach.

The closest thing to a lighthearted character is a new employee (Adam Brody) at the agency, a Mormon eager beaver who steers Mr. Lucas to a questionable real-estate opportunity.

The team has exhibited its resolve, largely from a cast of lighthearted characters, paced by Dwight Howard and Turkoglu.

Although Moore points out that she has played her share of lighthearted characters, singling out the Viking helmet-wearing Fluxus artist from "The Big Lebowski," her signature roles are women stifled by social conventions.

In the 1970's, the studio turned out a raft of lighthearted, sophisticated character comedies for television, including "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Bob Newhart Show". Later, it drew devoted audiences with such multilayered dramas as "Hill Street Blues" and "St.

It was a lighthearted reference.

It's the lighthearted aspect of the character that she has no chops for; her line readings and body language strain for comic grace.

The Andy Griffith Show was part of a larger trend in 1960s television programming that focused on comedic and lighthearted country themes and characters.

Although the tone of the books is generally lighthearted, throughout the series characters confront serious issues, including loneliness, parenthood, the loss of a partner to AIDS, cancer, and aging.

As my work features lighthearted examples of local characters or cheeky representations of these rural individuals, it's now a seeming impossibility to render them in bittersweet love; it seems the scale is tipped drastically the other way.

I enjoyed Ted Chiang's lighthearted essay on how the character script might have influenced China's culture ("Bad Character," May 16th).