Sentence examples for note of lightness from inspiring English sources

The gaffe injected a note of lightness in an otherwise leaden morning of jury deliberations.

B-list or not, the portraits and other newly installed Warhol works add a welcome note of color, lightness and sociability to the Dia galleries, which to me, as a frequent visitor, were starting to look as tired as an old biscuit.

In "The Art of the Novel" (1986), there is a lexicon in which, under the heading of "Lightness," Milan Kundera notes that he has discovered three repetitions in his work of a character's sense of lightness as an oppression or burden.

Cadw (the Welsh Assembly Government body responsible for the built heritage of Wales) notes that the "lightness of its Victorian restoration left the original fabric and much of the detail intact, and traces changing attitudes to church layout and style without obliterating the character of the original".

The sylphs' dances are a crescendo of lightness, but when James dances among them he adds the human note that they lack: heroic passion.

A fresh start: a form of lightness.

Still, there were moments of lightness.

Mostly, he prefers the relief of lightness.

There were also moments of lightness.

It's a picture of lightness, too.

"It was this feeling of lightness.