The rounded sides and thin, lightweight chassis kind of harken back to older devices, in fact, like the iPhone 3GS and earlier, but the more premium materials used here add another dimension of quality.
It would have helped Brown if he had been nicer in his prime to David Cameron and George Osborne instead of dismissing them as mere lightweights, the kind of pampered children of English privilege he so disdains.
These numbers have pretty much been erased since Sept. 11, but some conservatives still worry that Bush, like Reagan, will be diminished in the first draft of history because he is held to be a lightweight by the kind of people who write those first drafts.
They stylus is lightweight plastic and kind of chintzy.
They were wearing the kind of lightweight running gear that marks a serious marathoner.
"The Butler" is a lightweight, didactic movie, a kind of well-produced high-school entertainment.
Storytelling becomes a kind of lightweight pedagogical aid – almost a branch of investigative journalism.
Microsoft is also keen on Ajax, a kind of lightweight programming, but it can claim to have invented it.
Because this flexible plastic book mount can fit almost any kind of lightweight book, it can be reused for subsequent exhibits.
So in their spare time, they devised a new kind of lightweight, waterproof flashlight made of aluminum, with a recessed switch to prevent accidental activation.
"Che," shot on locations in Latin America with a small crew and a new kind of lightweight digital camera, both studies and mirrors Guevara's two wars.
