She recalled that Murphy was shy on set with the tendency to look slightly away from the camera, but enthused that he had a "dreamy, slightly denenergised, floating quality that is fantastic for the film".
Bishop, by contrast, often felt as if she were slightly lost, floating through a miasma of self-doubt.
Inside, the Educatorium has a floating, slightly disembodied feeling.
He seemed not unlike his impoverished customers, floating slightly above the poverty line.
But I was offended slightly by the floating, twisting, undulating eternal-feminine that Malick made out of her in "Tree of Life".
She's a gamine in touch with her sexuality instead of floating slightly above it; unlike Hepburn, she's an angel whose feet touch the ground.
All white left and right and up and down -- It was from the flour dust we could see floating Slightly in the sunlight but everywhere in the air.
One slightly cynical prediction floating around forecasts a split decision: the justices will announce a constitutional right to gay marriage, a huge victory for liberals, while voting to upend the Affordable Care Act, a dream of conservatives.
What woman wouldn't want to be Goldie Hawn at that moment, in her strappy high-heeled pumps and perfect flowing, long-sleeved black cocktail dress, her strawberry blond hair ever so slightly windblown, literally floating on air?
Light globes of tone seemed to be floating on slightly irregular waves.
