Sentence examples for supremely light from inspiring English sources

Beckett's vision might be dark, but his touch is supremely light.

Creme fraiche Supremely light and kissed with a lactic tang, creme fraiche is the hot mince pie's most elegant cooling counterpoint.

I absolutely would have taken the extra 10 minutes to make my traditional chocolate mousse recipe, with its half-dozen eggs and supremely light, creamy texture.

Juggling both sides of every conversation, including Alex's tête-à-tête's with la Streisand, he brings a supremely light touch and a droll detachment to situations of "Twilight Zone" oddness, but also welcome suggestions of tenderness.

Gnocchi with basil were prepared the hard way, without egg, so they were supremely light, as was an expertly steamed piece of black sea bass with cucumber dill sauce and sliced cucumbers.

And when you eliminate baking powder, using beaten egg whites instead for leavening, you both add and subtract: the pancakes are supremely light and airy, and the slightly chemical taste of baking powder is absent.

Alabama, supremely motivated, sees a light at the end of the tunnel.

These critters are especially designed to function at night with eyes supremely adapted for low light levels.

Trained as a filmmaker, she's supremely sensitive to nuances of light and makes much of polar opposites: day and night, light and dark, liquid and solid, wakefulness and sleep.

He did, however, look supremely dashing tieless in a light grey suit.

Think of the RZR as something of a post-apocalyptic Lotus Elise: feather light, impossibly nimble, supremely tail-happy.