Valentine just might want to dig out the fake beard and mustache he occasionally dons in the dugout for a touch of levity.
When Mr. Castello showed Mr. Bloomberg a letter and asked him if he wrote it, he said, with a half-smile and a touch of levity: "I assume so.
Several members of the Weeks have an almost parodic resemblance to Wayne's World's Wayne and Garth, providing a touch of levity that contrasts with their musical earnestness.
But at times he could not resist a touch of levity.
Cherie Blair's sister, Lauren Booth, adds a touch of levity as she describes how much Blair's charisma has contributed to his "Teflon Tony" persona.
But it has a pretty good actress, Anne Heche ("Hung"), at the head of the cast, and it at least tries to add a touch of levity to what has always been a ponderously serious genre.
Bypassed, admitted with a touch of reluctance.
Voluntary amnesia with a touch of lethargy.
Both sought levity and, perhaps, a celebrity: the rooftop bar, about two months old, advertised that Frank Sinatra had loyally visited a previous iteration, for drinks…"}]} When an award-winning chef says that he's not into being too "cheffy," you may wonder, with a touch of trepidation, what there is for dinner.
"We'll hand the rollickings out on Monday," he said during Friday's post-match discussions, with that touch of levity which those who like to see only a seething ogre find an inconvenient counterpoint to their archetype.
Dave Fishley's hapless Grey – the Mr Cellophane of the high seas – adds a welcome touch of levity to a rather arduous voyage.
