Sentence examples for which lightens from inspiring English sources

Instead I substitute a raw egg, which lightens and tenderizes the crumb and is easily mixed into the flour.

The black chickpeas themselves — smaller than the more familiar chickpeas, but quite black before cooking, which lightens them — seem smoky and earthy to me.

Its grey hide, which lightens as it ages, is usually covered with scars from other dolphins, from squid, its favorite prey, and from cookiecutter sharks, a tiny species that slices chunks of flesh from larger animals.

Thus a joke is laughed at for its own sake, even though there is an independent value in laughter, which lightens our lives by taking us momentarily outside ourselves.

Conversely, healthy participants most disproportionately favored the Valencia filter, which lightens the tint of photos.

The glaciers carry rocky debris away as they travel, which lightens the load on the crust below.

She had a great laugh and an impish smile which lightened the mood of the setting.

(About halfway in, all three switched to clarinet, which lightened the timbre but not the mood).

And, rather than accept Adams's assistance, he discarded his emergency supply of food, which lightened his load by a few ounces.

But much more than the previous adaptation of Handler's books — a film version from 2004, starring Jim Carrey, which lightened the tone of the books almost beyond recognition_ — _the series embraces its source material's dark, more violent fictional world.

Büchner's play is blunt and lyrical by turns, spinning out its infernal carnival of a tale in short Shakespearean scenes almost all of which are punctuated with music: period folk songs, ditties, taproom lieder, children's counting rhymes and more, which lighten the gloomy atmosphere.