Sentence examples for somehow breezy from inspiring English sources

The book's pictures, by Garth Williams, share with its story a quiet tenderness, hushed but somehow breezy, too.

The book is a meandering, quasi-academic meditation on performance art that is somehow breezy and juicy enough to bring to the beach.

— and yet, somehow, in her breezy and amiable way, she catches plenty of shadows along with the highlights.

In her foreword, Miller explains that the book isn't an autobiography, just "stories"—"I don't like dirty words, and I can't write nasty things about the people I knew in Hollywood because I liked most of them...". and yet, somehow, in her breezy and amiable way, she catches plenty of shadows along with the highlights.

Somehow Mr. Beeson, with his breezy Midwestern friendliness and natty collegiate persona topped off by a buzz-cut hair style and an endless assortment of bow ties, never quite fitted the picture of what an agenda-driven university composition teacher ought to look like.

And don't even get me started on Brown's use of social media to label his legion of followers 'Team Breezy', as if to somehow imply that his crimes are something that we should all be 'super casual' and 'mellow' about.

Somehow those details added up to my friend sartorially as a breezy hippie dress.

He has somehow managed to create such an easy-street image for himself that John Kerry's breezy windsurfing seems, in retrospect, like a slog in a dinghy with one oar.

Easy breezy.

Too breezy.

The adventure feels breezy.