Sentence examples for rather lightweight from inspiring English sources

Tanya Moodie is an imposing Gertrude; Clarence Smith a silky, rather lightweight Claudius.

These are on the Elderhostel model, with two classes in a week, one rather lightweight.

At the moment virtual reality has a rather lightweight reputation, and has not really made its mark outside the entertainment industry.

It was charming but rather lightweight, while the selection of music underlines a fondness for a rather sentimental brand of melancholy.

Although the film, which was a hit at Sundance, is funny, with a couple of well-staged set pieces, it is rather lightweight.

An underrated film, it suffers from a miscast, rather lightweight Van Johnson as the writer, but she and a fine British cast save the day.

Dreamworks Animation also has the rather lightweight-looking Trolls, based on the punky children's toys, due in November, while Disney Animation's second offering of 2016 is the South Pacific-set musical fantasy Moana, from the team behind 2013's middling The Princess and the Frog.

The silvery, rather soft, lightweight metal itself was first isolated (1808) by Sir Humphry Davy after distilling mercury from an amalgam formed by electrolyzing a mixture of lime and mercuric oxide.

He said that a good retractable awning should not need ground supports to hold it up and that shoppers should look for models made from extruded steel rather than lightweight aluminum.

But by the 17th century, rejecting the facility of his forebears, Fu Shan wrote, "It is better to be awkward than to be clever, better to be ugly than charming, to be disharmonious rather than lightweight and slick, straightfowrard rather than manipulative".

The interior is clothed in luscious leather, rather than lightweight Alcantara.