lighthearted in English
Use "lighthearted" in a sentence
1. She felt lighthearted and gay.
2. It would be something lighthearted, some comedy.
3. She was annoyed at his lighthearted attitude.
4. She was annoyed at [ with ] his lighthearted attitude.
5. What does Buoyant mean? Lighthearted and lively
6. He leans towards more lighthearted subjects in his later works.
7. What does Blithe mean? Showing a cheerful, carefree disposition; lighthearted
8. The children looked lighthearted now that the final exam was over.
9. Certain playful patterns are good for days when I feel lighthearted.
10. He had a lighthearted disposition and a soul filled with optimism.
11. What does Airily mean? In an airy, or lighthearted, manner; jauntily; breezily
12. Her face was a prominent advertisment of the lighthearted English countrygirl.
13. I have long . affixed Curtain With a lighthearted mood to Waipojia.
14. By merely letting drop one lighthearted remark, Miss Pao had Fang hooked.
15. It was a bit of his part -- it was all very lighthearted.
16. It was a lighthearted, funny card with a cartoon on the front.
17. The audio - recording of the performance is intended to be humorous and lighthearted.
18. The lighthearted Banished Words List began as a promotional ploy for little-known LSSU
19. All of that, and their shows are giddy, engaging, lighthearted and just plain fun.
20. “Blackthorn’s Botanical Brews is a lighthearted but practical approach to spells, sips, and sensational libations
21. Build your way to the top in this lighthearted, team action Brawler where anything can happen
22. Not according to the Big Mac Index,[sentence dictionary] our lighthearted guide to exchange rates.
23. Hearing her lighthearted tone, Hung - chien smiled and said, " For my sake, suffer a little injustice. "
24. Lighthearted floral and star shapes leap off of the deep blue background creating a holiday feel.
25. On arrival at the hospital, however, she relaxed a little, even managing a few lighthearted words of encouragement.
26. Common Characteristic in Nordic pop music is that it can often be either very lighthearted pop music or very dark metal
27. But serious or lighthearted Central News always brought you the offbeat, like the catfish who loved to be fed by hand.
28. Stephenson the parrot guides the young user at every scene, helping the player by giving hints in a lighthearted manner.
29. The editorial team have tried to achieve a balance between matters which are of major concern to staff and some lighthearted topics.
30. The Backronym was a lighthearted compromise in recognition of the comedian's ability to sway NASA's online vote for the naming of an ISS module
31. So, kicking off to a lighthearted start, these are our favourite fun and easy iceBreaker questions for you and your team to try.
32. Creating wares lighthearted in nature and inspired by a Cabinet of Curiosities, AP Curiosities taps into a whimsical aesthetic with nature and science as the foundation
33. “Rather it adds a feeling of togetherness, serious, yet lighthearted, that has pervaded the scene of swarming humanity at the Brown County Veterans’ Memorial arena.”
34. Afoot and Lighthearted is not merely a journal: by promoting regular physical activity and a deep connection to the natural world and sensory experience, it is …
35. Backtalk is a weekly podcast giving a dose of lighthearted, feminism-fueled banter about buzz worthy issues in the POC community, delivered by two badass magical black girls.
36. So distinct was Dufy's mark on the visual arts that the word "Dufyesque" is often used to describe the style of work that is gay, lighthearted , and decorative.
37. In 1952, he placated the authorities with a series of five short pieces for piano called “Bukoliki” (“Bucolics”), later arranging the lighthearted, folk-tinged works for viola and cello.
38. Tanya Agler's debut novel is a sweet romance full of small town values and small town eccentricity that come together for the perfect setting in this lighthearted love story
39. I might try a lighthearted approach and tell them that George Burns used to sing of how he wished he were 80 again; they don't like to hear it.
40. Parents need to know that Miss Congeniality features lots of fun, lighthearted comedy and well-delivered punch lines, but also contains a fair share of sexual innuendo and sexist jokes
41. “Rather it adds a feeling of togetherness, serious, yet lighthearted, that has pervaded the scene of swarming humanity at the Brown County Veterans’ Memorial arena.” —Green Bay Press-Gazette, July 10, 1976.
42. The biggest names in birding dispense advice to Birders of every level—on topics ranging from feeding birds and cleaning binoculars to pishing and pelagic birding—in these lighthearted essays accompanied by illustrations.
43. Originally created from a chance selection of ingredients and accords that inspired relaxed, peaceful feelings, Centrepiece is that most fundamental of 4160 Tuesdays-style creations- lighthearted, inspired, devoid of typical haute perfume pretension, and downright lovely.
44. Anapests in Lear's "There was an Old Man with a Beard" The poet Edward Lear is famous for his limericks —short, humorous poems consisting of four lines that make use of Anapests to create a lighthearted, comedic effect
45. Selena Gomez told about "Boyfriend", "It's a lighthearted song about falling down and getting back up time and time again in love, but also knowing that you don't need anyone other than yourself to be happy."
46. “I would guess,” mused Jack Smith, writer of a lighthearted column in the Los Angeles Times, “that the average American takes in more words every day from advertising than from any other source, including news, books, magazines, and his or her spouse.”
47. For example, NASA named its ISS treadmill the Combined Operational Load-Bearing External Resistance Treadmill (COLBERT) after Stephen Colbert.The Backronym was a lighthearted compromise in recognition of the comedian's ability to sway NASA's online vote for the naming of an ISS module.
48. Cooter was the affable but hopelessly stupid and uncouth auto mechanic on the popular 1980's television show "The Dukes of Hazard." Whereas calling someone a "hick" or a "redneck" carries an undertone of disdain and disparagement, " Cooter " is a more lighthearted insult primarily used for people one knows and/or likes