Sentence examples for might lighten from inspiring English sources

I suggested it might lighten the mood.

As if this might lighten the weight of the plane beneath them.

Regarding those, a better illustrator might lighten up on the charcoal, which makes the pastel colors dingy.

In a moment of sheer inspiration, he envisions a mechanised device that might lighten his workload, and the world's first electric sex toy is born.

Of course you're still technically staring at pixels, but this might lighten that feeling of your eyes boiling in their sockets that you get after spending too long staring at your screen all the same.

Hollowing a bat to make room for cork might lighten it and thereby speed up the batter's swing, he said, but the cork was a negative, and actually decreased the rebound of the bat.

Happiness might not lighten your weight on the scales, but it certainly will lighten your mood and maybe even your friend's mood too.

In addition, it strongly suggests anyone hoping that the happy events since the release of 2013's Pale Green Ghosts might have lightened Grant's worldview a little might considering bailing out now.

But it seemed shy of the girlishness that might have lightened her downtown rage.

He might have lightened up, as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has, on the use of firecrackers in Chinatown during Lunar New Year celebrations.

But the actual history of Britain and the U.S., after his death in 1950, might have lightened the darkness of his long-term outlook.