Sentence examples for lighthearted remarks from inspiring English sources

Writing of his acquaintance with Nigella Lawson, he tells the reader that "Nigella has sold hundreds of thousands of cookbooks, which contain her airy, lighthearted remarks".

Now, as then, a notable difference between them is that only he is a judge, a notion Ms. Kagan gnawed at throughout her lighthearted remarks.

Johnson, who is in the US on a trade and personal profile-building mission, said: "It is an amazing measure of the goodness and generosity of Hillary Clinton's spirit that she wants to see us in spite of those admittedly lighthearted remarks some years ago".

It was a lighthearted remark," she said.

Weldon watched Ray and hardly said a word, as Morsel grew more manic, jiggling with laughter and enthusiasm at each lighthearted remark.

"It's much easier to order pizza or a trip than it is" to vote right now, he said, one of several lighthearted but serious remarks in the roughly 45-minute discussion with Smith, who heads the locally based publication the Texas Tribune.

Steinem apologized on her Facebook page while Clinton defended Albright's remark as "lighthearted but very pointed".

While his remarks were mostly lighthearted and upbeat, he also made serious points, and he was not shy about mentioning his 100-day record.

The most impressive stunt in "One Night With Joan," a lighthearted, unrevealing autobiographical compendium of reminiscences and remarks, accompanied by dimly projected film clips and slides, is gymnastic: a down-to-floor split.

Andy Pettitte, who has also been to the White House five times as a world champion, said that three of the wounded soldiers they met were Boston Red Sox fans who made sure to wear their team gear when the Yankees strolled in, a gesture as lighthearted as some of Obama's later remarks but in a far tougher setting.

It confirmed the conversation the next day, maintaining the remark was meant to be "lighthearted".