Sentence examples for not so light from inspiring English sources

Or maybe not so light, really.

What a gift they gave an aging, not so light, die-hard New Yawker who hasn't lost her spirit of adventure.

See the hand of the novelist, not so light, but very sure, busy with the grey hair, the little dog, the number of strokes of the axe.

Not so light and effervescent, as when it is host to the event for which it is so widely known -- the Kentucky Derby.

If it were not so light, the strong force would not extend far enough to stick nuclei heavier than hydrogen together, said Daniel Friedan, a physicist at Rutgers.

It is not so light a matter, when you have other grave claims on your powers, to submit voluntarily to the exhaustion of the best poetical production in a time like this..

Anatole was the second of three children; he and his sister Lorraine, two years older, were light-skinned, while Shirley, two years younger, was not so light-skinned.

But in work like "New Journal," "Ruins," "Algonquin Afterthoughts" (the kind of light verse that isn't so light) and "The Menaced Objects Series" (an elegant play on Edward Gorey), Wetzsteon was writing at the top of her incandescent style.

(You'd call Santos a heavyweight if bachata, with its fluttering guitars and sighing vocals, weren't so light and sweet).

As Camil notes, the serious moments might not land as well as they do if "Jane" wasn't so light on its feet the much of the time.

-"Is he an "Islamic sympathizer?" -"He grew it out of sympathy wit the Taliban" - If he wasn't so light-skinned, he actually looks like a terrorist".