Sentence examples similar to some lighthearted play from inspiring English sources

and Clinton also enjoyed some lighthearted fun, taking jabs at each other on both Twitter and Instagram.

Known for its wry characterizations and graceful language, this lighthearted play about 15th-century England brought Fry renown.

If your work place is a movie set, isn't everything that happens there, even actions that sound malevolent, a form of lighthearted play?

The storybook sets (sweetly painted flats and backdrops) and costumes (a lighthearted play on Belle Époque fashion) complement the gilded sound that Fabio Luisi conjures in the pit.

"Public Says No, No O'Neill Again," read the headline of a 1988 article in Variety after the abrupt closing of two Broadway imports from the Yale Repertory, "Ah, Wilderness" and "Long Day's Journey into Night," the first lighthearted play about the family of his fantasies; the second, about his real tormented one.

And last month's "What Would Jesus Drive?" campaign used its lighthearted play on "What Would Jesus Do," a popular evangelical Christian slogan, to turn a $65,000 budget into a blizzard of media coverage in outlets like Time magazine, NBC Nightly News, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.

I have selected a collection of apps that are not overly complicated, giving preference to simple tools that let you express your ideas with ease and, often, a spirit of lighthearted play.

Shakespeare's earliest and most lighthearted plays reveal a sense of the individual, his innerness, his reality, his difference from every other individual, and, at times, his plight.

Romance took a sunnier turn after intermission with a Strauss overture and some lighthearted Franz Lehar songs.

Mr. Romney began his event with some lighthearted banter with his wife, Ann.

It shows Day9 interrupting an interview with Scarlett to provide some lighthearted coaching.