lightness

It’s the same feeling of lightness that other women describe when lopping off a head of hair.

Cabernet’s sleeper region may be Argentina’s Mendoza, where the altitude of the Andes foothills softens the tannins and preserves acidity and lightness in the wine.

Even Jubilee’s somber tracks are imbued with traces of lightness.

Few would dispute that Federer is the game’s most elegant practitioner, wielding his racket like a magic wand and with a dancer’s grace and lightness.

Next up is redeeming the lightness from that darkness, without indulging the old myths or perpetuating the old inequities.

The American edition retains the piecemeal lightness of the original experiment.

At the same time, lightness and charm became uncool; darkness and so-called “authenticity” took over.

In a quote usually associated with Bill Stout, designer of the Ford Tri-Motor: “Simplicate and add more lightness.”

With her artful fusion of fact and fiction, Phillips pulls off a rare sense of lightness and grace at the end of the novel.

There was a sense of lightness that was just perfect for Spring.

Don't you remember my telling you that Liszt has an inconceivable lightness, swiftness and smoothness of execution?

It was to me a new birth of faculties that resembled a new sense of being, a buoyant and elastic lightness of feelings and frame.

The manufacturers of these pipes claim for them that they combine the strength of steel with the lightness of paper.

She knew very well that the lightness in her voice had whipped him, and that he was "feeling badly."

The whole figure had the poise and lightness of a vision; yet in the face an exquisite human tenderness smiled out.