| The spirit the moment captured is lighthearted and playful, and I'm smiling. |
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| His own happy-go-lucky attitude was a catalyst to Liz's lighthearted nature. |
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| It is a night of singing, dancing, lighthearted merriment, and fortune telling. |
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| At first sight, the problem of whether one can find a tiling of the plane by shapes which will only tile non-periodically, seems lighthearted. |
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| Sketches, skits, parodies, songs, poems and bad dancing describe this sparkling, lighthearted romp through the Bard's amazing repertory of works. |
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| Apologize in a lighthearted way, and laugh it off by turning it into a joke. |
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| Only its bloodless nature garnered it a G rating rather than PG. It's not a lighthearted romp like many of Disney's other animated movies. |
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| Unlike other blogging dog and pony shows, Kevin has seen to it that these awards stay lighthearted. |
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| It is a lighthearted account by an unlikely bunch of wannabes and has beens. |
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| In what at first appears to be a lighthearted way, the collection provides a thought or a comment for each week of a calendar year. |
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| She meant it as a playful tease but snickers from the corner of the room made her lighthearted smile disappear. |
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| Released together on one disc, these two lighthearted films make a great double feature and show Bing and Wyman at their most charming. |
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| The story is lighthearted, romantic and fluffy while at the same time it deals with how one woman copes with a very difficult situation. |
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| The conversation with your spouse turns very lighthearted and playful as you discuss the events of the day. |
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| Astaire was a virtuoso dancer, able to convey lighthearted adventuresomeness or deep emotion when called for. |
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| By comparison, the festivals held around the raised-floor storehouses seem to radiate a lighthearted, this-worldly joy. |
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| At their most lighthearted, the duo's bouncy ditties are anchored by sumptuous harmonies and effervescent acoustic guitar, mandolin and dulcimer. |
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| She connects with audiences as easily in lighthearted tap numbers as she does as sizzling vamps. |
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| But what a wasted opportunity, nevertheless, if it turns out the film has made a hash of the book's lighthearted yet moving charm. |
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| This all made for a good, lighthearted appointment which is the way I like my medical consultations. |
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| The overall tone of the vlog was lighthearted with a soundtrack that enhanced this atmosphere. |
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| Even from the whimsical and lighthearted conversation in Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy? |
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| This portrait of a beautiful, lighthearted child was key to representing the idyllic Ralph Lauren lifestyle. |
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| For some lighthearted activity, stop by the Latin Quarter for some shopping and a bite to eat at any of the small cafes. |
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| In the Classical period, when Mozart was composing, it would be known as a divertimento, a lighthearted work, intended to entertain. |
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| Dwan's deft, understated way with action sequences meshes perfectly with Fairbanks's lighthearted, light-footed acrobatics. |
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| Colleagues describe Kashkari as sharp, meticulous, and something of a slave driver, despite having a lighthearted sense of humor. |
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| Bengough created a lighthearted image of Macdonald as a misbehaving and gangly figure. |
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| Peter himself was given the entire string section and a jaunty lighthearted melody. |
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| It's a lighthearted and effective way to get the public, and ultimately politicians, engaged with a serious issue. |
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| Around 40 stations provide a lighthearted introduction into this realm of the senses and also into the laws of nature and life. |
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| Kids this age respond well to a parent or teacher who is willing to teach financial concepts in a lighthearted way. |
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| I'm going to make a comment that will seem lighthearted to you, and it's not. |
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| This debate promises to be lighthearted and entertaining as well as informative and hopefully thought provoking. |
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| Some lighthearted ribbing took place about who was going to take home the big trophy. |
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| I became overjoyed so easily, and, lighthearted, I spent all my cash down to the last dollar in my pocket. |
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| So see if you have what it takes to become a Millennium hero by taking this lighthearted quiz. |
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| He also explained that it was intended as lighthearted humour and that he never intended to offend anyone. |
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| I have a lighthearted but not so lighthearted request for the tobacco companies. |
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| With its lighthearted music desk, its metamorphic legs and the glass sculptures on its topstick and its top, no two alike. |
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| On the other side of the abyss is a Presto finale that some consider too lighthearted after the horror that is the Largo. |
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| If the time is viewed more as a lighthearted social hour, your baby will be more likely to want to participate in eating. |
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| But not all the communications from friends and associates were as lighthearted. |
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| Lifelong colleague and friend Maurice Bejart sent his adieux with the lighthearted and didactic La Barre, a celebration of hard work and discipline. |
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| Thus his love of escapist, desperately lighthearted writers like Laurence Sterne and Miguel de Cervantes. |
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| Given the title and director, I was expecting something grotty and disturbing, so I was pleasantly surprised when the film turned out to be a lighthearted kitschy romp. |
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| The novelty competition is a lighthearted short drama or comedy sketch. |
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| Common characteristic in Nordic pop music is that it can often be either very lighthearted pop music or very dark metal. |
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| Barry Pilton's book gives a more lighthearted and personal account of completing the Pennine Way, with a foreword by Mike Harding. |
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| Andersen presents absurdist approaches to questions of life and death, never losing his sense of humor or his lighthearted turn of phrase. |
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| The lighthearted nature of the creative makes brushing seem like an accomplishable goal and I believe parents will heed our message. |
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| Each lighthearted episode turns the mundane into peppy chemistry questions you didn't even know you wanted answered. |
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| Her farewell remarks began with a lighthearted story of how during her time in Samoa she was invited to be a judge for the Miss South Pacific Beauty Pageant. |
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| Whether Pickersgill got any rest at the newly formed commission remained a matter of lighthearted conjecture in the House of Commons for some time, but the CTC set to work, nevertheless, at an earnest and steady pace. |
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| Taking its name from these institutions, business college currency provides today's viewers with a somewhat lighthearted look at business education a century ago. |
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| This is nowhere near so lighthearted as the stills from his video of a model progressively unraveling her dress till she ends up without a stitch on. |
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| Mr President, on a lighthearted note may I firstly say that I am extremely pleased to be here to witness the discovery of the feminine side of your personality, revealed to us this morning. |
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| The atmosphere was relaxed and lighthearted. |
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| The songbook is colored, lighthearted, with particular harmonies. These last two years of travelling have created the emotion of each song: the laughter, tears, and surprises. |
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| Cynthia, the beautiful and maddeningly confident young woman, will be laid low — a fact that's rather comforting, in the face of her lighthearted officiousness. |
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| This is lighthearted, chick-lit escapism that makes you smile and feel good about life and friendships. |
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| Unexpected twists bring a lighthearted feel, from the quintessential collegiate blazer done in jersey tothe knit tie incorporated onto the front placket of shirts. |
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| The exuberant reanimation of the presumably dead fornicators lends a necrophilic aura to the lighthearted protraction of their exhibitionistic al fresco ecstasy. |
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| The more lighthearted palinodes were more successful, such as Geoff Horton's recantation of his youthful view that a martini should be shaken rather than stirred. |
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| It was a lighthearted bit of human-interest fluff, featuring a tour of the Cheerios factory and some footage of a giant Cheerio made specially for the occasion. |
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| A Cumbrian Dictionary of Dialect, Tradition and Folklore by William Rollinson exists, as well a more contemporary and lighthearted Cumbrian Dictionary and Phrase Book. |
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| Female authors were published under their own names during Eliot's life, but she wanted to escape the stereotype of women writing only lighthearted romances. |
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