Sentence examples for not too light from inspiring English sources

There would be some jersey dresses, not too light, but I think she need big colors because she's a blonde like I am.

Describing it as retro, Mr. Vincent spoke of its jazz improvisation and popular dance mode as "not too deep and not too light".

Put it somewhere warm and not too light, and eventually – it might take six months or more – the contents should be transformed into vinegar by those naturally occurring acetic acid bacteria.

While she is partial to antique cookie jars, Ms. Levine will consider new models for her collection if they meet certain criteria: they must have stable lids; they should be light enough that they're easy to lift, but not too light; and the design should be relatively simple, but not so simple that it's boring.

It's not too big, not too small, not too light, not too heavy.

You need your toast just so in the morning, not too light, not too dark, with Tiptree's Little Scarlet.

Mathayus isn't too light on his feet, but he has the upper-body strength to wipe out legions singlehanded.

You need soft light that isn't too light or too dark.

Most colors do, but make sure it isn't too light or pastel-looking.

Take a few test photos to find the perfect exposure, so that your panorama isn't too light or too dark.

If your skin is dark or tan, it doesn't really make much of a difference, as long as the powder isn't too light.