Sentence examples for lighthearted days from inspiring English sources

Speaks of the gay, lighthearted days of 1929, when the westbound trips were one long binge and the changes that have taken place.

It was a blithe day, a gentle day, a curiously lighthearted day.

(Side note: "dipsomania" sounds oddly lighthearted in our day and age, doesn't it? As if compulsive drinking were just a dippy craze.

He started putting his book together a little over a year ago, and it prompted more than a twinge of nostalgia for the lighthearted mood of his days in London.

Next to these stories, the lighthearted Fun supplement introduced that day would not seem to be terribly newsworthy.

"It's just lighthearted to kick off the day," he said in comfortably the most entertaining of the post-match press conferences in Perth.

But the gifts from the favorite holiday carol "The 12 Days of Christmas" are lighthearted clues to how the economy is faring.

The second lot at Christie's was "Sur la Terrasse," a drawing done by Picasso in a rare lighthearted mood on a fine summer day in Cannes, France.

Less lighthearted was seminar, which on this day involved mulling over a densely written essay by the Marxist political theorist Fredric Jameson on the meaning of self in a postmodern world.

America badly needed some lighthearted clowning to get through the dark days of the Great Depression, and the Stooges provided it.

Days later, the channel broadcast a lighthearted story on a Ukrainian company that is selling berry-flavored vodka in anatomically correct, penis-shaped glass bottles.