"Immortality, in many mythologies, is the defining difference between gods and mortals and, even if the myths are incorrect, not an attribute to be assumed lightly," notes my Times colleague Nicholas Wade in his fascinating book "Life Script".
"My DNA is a little confused," Mr. Ridge said lightly in noting that his father was a fervid blue-collar Democrat while his mother was a no less fervid Republican ward worker.
Writing in the newspaper Il Post, Saviano warned against any move by the press to tread lightly on the controversy, and noted that it ought to be treated with the same tenacity that a similar scandal would have elicited under the conservative former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.
At E13.5 and E15.5, we noted some cells lightly stained with variable intensities scattered in between the smooth muscle layers, i.e. the myenteric plexus.
Just as often he burrowed into the ensemble, making quick ribbons of arpeggios or lightly puffed notes part of the full-group flux.
All the while, Mr. Phelps's left hand was flying its own imaginative course, usually aboard a metal slide but sometimes lightly pressing notes into the fretboard or reaching to detune a string.
It bobs and weaves, feints and jabs: lightly perfumed notes; a fresh, vibrant brightness, reminiscent of loose-leaf tea; a certain malty richness – but it lacks that back-end tannic crunch, that knockout follow-through, that would give it an irresistible heft.
An 1895 article on Christmas-food traditions noted that Americans eat more lightly than the English throughout the season.
It is also noted that there was a lightly broad size distribution.
Bleeding and vasculitis were not noted on fundoscopy, which revealed only lightly clouded spots scattered in the retina.
