Sentence examples for more levity from inspiring English sources

"But some of my new songs have a bit more levity to them".

It's yet more levity that helps the film from becoming unrelentingly grim.

If anything, the show could have used more levity, a little Han Solo to balance out the Luke.

For her third film, she says, she's going for more levity: "More colour; a bit more life and movement".

Meanwhile, in a venue known as Contact, speakers including Helen Keen and Tim Burgess will approach the space theme with more levity and the famously reclusive fantasy author Alan Garner has agreed to conduct a book-signing.

Blegvad's art never overpowers the poems, but some of them cry out for a bit more levity, as in, say, "The Fat-Cat Circus": And Cat Lion-tamers have Cats at their knees.

Lyrics and Lyricists is in serious need of more such levity.

Mr. Lawless said he loved this opera partly because Wagner juxtaposes a weighty sense of destiny with the more folksy levity of daily life.

For Blue Jasmine, tragedy outweighs comedy, and it's arguable that the film may have benefited from a few more moments of levity – is it wrong to want Woody to make us laugh?

But still things weren't quite right and 10 days before the shoot Carl Gottlieb was enlisted to work with Spielberg on some dialogue scenes, bringing more warmth and "levity" to the often unlikable characters.

* More cause for levity at Labour HQ, I'm told, where staffers stumbled across a new entry on the LinkedIn profile of their former colleague John McTernan, Tony Blair's one-time political secretary and now (or so that online CV attests) "Thinker in Residence at [the] Government of South Australia".