Sentence examples for most lighthearted description from inspiring English sources

SC: The most lighthearted description of raping a minor ever to play on TV.

Of all Sontag's themes, this is both the most lighthearted and the most labored.

Such experience was bound to add weight to even the most lighthearted stories.

The Musicals The musical carrying the heaviest burden of expectation is the season's most lighthearted.

At its most lighthearted, it vaguely recalls the Streets' debut album.

Yet another leaf — lemony sorrel this time — topped shattered meringue, apple granita, sorrel sorbet and flakes of powdered chèvre, a pensive take on the most lighthearted course.

After that song ended, the audience gasped for air slightly, and one person shouted out a request for "Beer," the most lighthearted song on the new album.

In the most lighthearted way they evoke a heartless environment of social injustice in which people who fall through the cracks are invisible to everyone else.

Shakespeare's earliest and most lighthearted plays reveal a sense of the individual, his innerness, his reality, his difference from every other individual, and, at times, his plight.

Some of the most lighthearted items are from Eddie Eddie by Billy Tommy: bunny key chains with the faces of rappers pasted onto them, and shirts that are hand-decorated.

As a singer Mr. Dunn's edges are pleasantly rough; even his most lighthearted songs, like "Let the Cowboy Rock," have a scrape to them.