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It was a lighthearted, funny card with a cartoon on the front.

In the morning, he struggled to free himself from the children, who overwhelmed him with lighthearted questions: How far was the lake?

One of the challenges of my happiness project is to try to be more positive and lighthearted -- without being fake and superficial.

Several times when Miscavige made some comment during the dinner, the organizer said, "Paul challenged him in a lighthearted way. "

He said he would love me forever. I started to make a lighthearted rejoinder.

I tried to tell myself that I'm young, that this is the time to be casual, careless, lighthearted and fun; don't ruin it.

What he proposed was lighthearted seriousness or serious lightheartedness -- like that of a sportsman in a game or an actor in a play.

These words helped make that issue a key topic of discussion at what had been a lighthearted awards ceremony.

It is now common to see lighthearted people on sightseeing tours to places of interest.

Sonic Yoga is a lighthearted yoga community nestled in the heart of New York City's White- hot Hells Kitchen district .

Hearing her lighthearted tone, Hung-chien smiled and said, "For my sake, suffer a little injustice. "

"Happy to little things! Old guy, " he said: every one minute, you closer to home, lost 40 pounds fish you voyage to the more lighthearted.

She got up lighthearted and happy, and went to the two cradles, and spent what was left of the night "practicing" .

What the two books have in common is a lighthearted style and a gentle way of giving good management advice through storytelling.

New acquaintances entertain us through the kind of lighthearted horseplay the Internet is perfect for. Have a link!

He does offer one lighthearted hint: "People always ask me when I'm going to retire, " he tells me. "I say, 'When I run out of lids. '"

Her face was a prominent advertisement of the lighthearted English country girl.

Her afterword is both earnest and lighthearted, an author's reflections and a politician's commentary.

It is not clear how the lighthearted tradition of the presidential turkey pardon started.

There were lighthearted scenes as people waving flags urged the protesters to allow the army to go about its work of restoring order.

Of expression with a lighthearted, satirical description of the Tang Monk four west in the process of pilgrimage.

Again, try to do this in a lighthearted , conversational manner so the tone doesn't turn serious or interrogative.

THE dollar's recent revival has made fewer currencies look dear against the Big Mac index, our lighthearted guide to exchange rates.

Comedy conflict resolution generally lighthearted , often to represent the progressive forces the hero to win or do for the outcome.

Is the content serious or lighthearted, professional or confessional, matter-of-fact or over-the-top?

From then on, Summer Olympic demonstration sports were considerably more lighthearted and typically host-nation-specific.

As a family companion he is sensible, alert and highly intelligent; a lighthearted , affectionate and adaptable friend.

With very lighthearted mood, we ushered in the secondary since the first Mid-Autumn Festival.

Let silence be our company, stir not this lovely dusk. Let the lighthearted feeling be quiet as nature and clouds.

We also read Don Quixote from the tip of Cervantes' pen, who led us to a lighthearted laugh during a busy life with his absurdity and humor.

Lambasting of bad bosses and slashing supervisors is inappropriate at lighthearted social festivities.

She was annoyed at his lighthearted attitude.

playful , mischievous , impish , waggish , frolicsomeThese adjectives mean inclined to or marked by lighthearted fun.

It's a lot easier to be lighthearted about other people's tragedy than your own, and I want to keep it in the spirit of the conference.

The index is a lighthearted attempt to gauge how far currencies are from their fair value.

Gay. Er; gay. Est; Showing or characterized by cheerfulness and lighthearted excitement; merry.

In a book published in 1983, Norman Augustine, a luminary of the aerospace industry, drafted a series of lighthearted "laws" .

The graphic has a lighthearted cartoon touch, reminiscent of something like a Lucasarts 3D game.

Sprightly and lighthearted in disposition, character, OR quality.

Though the last question sounds lighthearted, it's not.

Our diet is primarily ovo-lacto vegetarian, and dinners together are a lighthearted family ritual.

The Economist's Big Mac index, a lighthearted guide to valuing currencies, provides some clues.

Frivolous and lighthearted; flighty.

Cheerful people have a lighthearted interaction style that facilitates bonding closely with others and builds social support.

Certain playful patterns are good for days when I feel lighthearted.

Yesterday, love was such an easy game to play. = Yesterday, love was happy and lighthearted.

You can feel the shift in your energy today as lighthearted interactions with co-workers begin to tire you out.

Krall applies her mellow voice and piano playing to the lighthearted "You Couldn't be Cuter. "

Today is a day for laughter and lighthearted fun.

carefree and happy and lighthearted.

But the lighthearted drama would end in tragedy.

The research in this regard provides not only Yu Si a new observation, but also modern lighthearted writing a proper interpretation.

In general, your approach to life today will be lighthearted, and you should enjoy the day very much.

Lighthearted and optimistic, she is the sort of woman to spread sunshine to people through her smile

Obama's tricks for a lighthearted speech that stays on message:

Lighthearted stresses the absence of care:

And keep your dreams lighthearted when you sleepin at night

Hey, that's my line! 4. His speech was lighthearted and fun