Sentence examples for lightweight narrative from inspiring English sources

Frederic Wake-Walker's staging is often too busy, applying relentless mugging and funny walks at all available opportunities, and quite a few others, and there's far too much "comic" business from the maid Margarida; but the lightweight narrative is clearly sketched and the two central performances nicely observed.

"As Fringe goes," the website explained, "this ended up a rather lightweight narrative, which was more about getting Lincoln established with Fringe, and providing a few new plotlines that the subsequent stories can expand on".

Beyond the Alvarez injury and the loss of a main event that was to feature two top ten lightweights, the narrative of Bellator's second attempt to promote a Pay Per View fight card is mired in bad luck and terrible timing, much like its predecessor.

The lightweight 5 megapixel Narrative Clip camera is designed to be worn on the person — for instance clipped to a lapel or the neck of a T-Shirt — and once set going it takes a photo at set intervals, such as 30 seconds or two minutes.

The lightweight 5 megapixel Narrative Clip camera is designed to be worn on the person — for instance clipped to a lapel or the neck of a T-Shirt — and once set going it takes a photo at set intervals, such as 30 seconds or two minutes.

Viola Davis and Maria Bello are convincingly wretched as the mothers who react to heartbreak in very different ways, while Melissa Leo lends gravity even as the narrative floats towards the lightweight.

One review said "the narrative is laughably stupid" and the DVD and Video Guide to 2005 said, "dull, lightweight, made-for-TV action fully to a satisfying climax".

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This would be in contrast to the Conservative leader, David Cameron, who, the Labour narrative has it, may seem preternaturally relaxed but is only oozing the charm of the rich, privileged, grouse-shooting elitist lightweight that he is.

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