Known for its wry characterizations and graceful language, this lighthearted play about 15th-century England brought Fry renown.
Patrons and employees are mostly Latino and prefer to communicate in Spanish, but the lighthearted vibe transcends any language or cultural barriers.
Among them: Prism gives a lecture on language; Grippes writes a lighthearted essay on le style Anglais.
May 5, 1890 Haverford, Pennsylvania March 28 , 1957Roslyn, New York Christopher Morley, in full Christopher Darlington Morley (born May 5, 1890, Haverford, Pa., U.S. died March 28 , 1957 Roslyn Heights, Long Island, N.Y.) American writer whose versatile works are lighthearted, vigorous displays of the English language.
Most of her lyrics chronicle her relationships and partying; the lighthearted subject matter of the latter and her unfiltered language saw many critics criticizing her for releasing frivolous and crass music.
The 43 frugal essays that make up this volume, translated from the French by Alice Kaplan, a professor of romance languages at Duke University, are literate, light and lighthearted.
It's the lighthearted aspect of the character that she has no chops for; her line readings and body language strain for comic grace.
There was talk, lighthearted for now, about establishing a school that would teach children at the camp site in native languages. .
Be humorous and lighthearted.
"It appeared lighthearted".
