Chris' eyes faltered for a moment, but continued to playfully twinkle during his levity. |
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He laughed, knowing her admission was an effort to inject some levity back into a situation that had grown uncomfortably serious. |
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We tried to offer readers lively coverage and bring some levity to some of the serious issues. |
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She may not even want levity or jokes or funny movies or perhaps even interaction with former friends. |
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The game's biggest weakness is its lack of any levity or humor to counterpoint the story's overwhelmingly serious tone. |
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Granted, the novel isn't gleeful, but there's enough levity to entertain the idea of lasting love. |
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That said, it was well researched and balanced with just enough savage irony to break the gravity with levity. |
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That's why excessive laughter and misplaced levity can lead to immoral behavior. |
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One difference, however, is the note of realism and levity that tempers every show. |
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Despite the undercurrent of levity, the activists were quite serious in their intent. |
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There was levity, including lots of cheers and high spirits, a conga line and even three cheers for the Queen's 50th jubilee. |
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Occasional moments of levity can go a long way in a motion picture like this. |
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As bad and as damaging as this in-house report is, we are told that it was all a matter of levity and humour. |
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The graceful levity of the nation could not easily err in this direction, nor tolerate such deliration in the greatest of men. |
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By resisting the temptation to be weightily profound, the story succeeds in telling useful truths with a touch of levity. |
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Each of those movies was scary, but with the right note of levity to keep them out of straight horror territory. |
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The company encourages a little levity to make crammed flights slightly more tolerable. |
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Our levity turned to fear a few minutes later on Interstate 20 as a car raced up from behind us and began to tailgate us. |
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After sleeping on it, I decided I probably could have waited longer for the levity. |
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Although everyone seems to think yoga is serious business, there is room for levity. |
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Amorth presents his ostensibly absurd stories convincingly, with charm and plenty of natural levity. |
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There's only so much levity that's appropriate at a moment like this. |
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For a moment of levity, Leo was challenged by David Beckham to do the ALS ice water bucket challenge. |
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Compose yourself — no levity, please — and let's play a game about serious matters. |
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But his latest collection is a visual departure, striving towards a certain sweetness and levity. |
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Warm reds, oranges and yellows fade to washed-out blues and muted greens, as the situations change and soulful jazz underscores moments of levity and pain. |
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They're very important and somewhat complex, and our lawyers frown on levity. |
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I just want you to know the consequences of levity in this matter. |
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His conflicted expression is suddenly interrupted by a flash of levity. |
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The levity was perfectly timed and dispelled the worries of the group. |
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There haven't been too many moments of levity over the past four months for those intimately involved in the story of Edward Snowden. |
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Mr. Speaker, it has been said that we should introduce a little levity in this place to change the atmosphere a bit. |
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Perhaps a bit of levity today might allow us to reconfirm the importance of the bill. |
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I could not believe that the leader of a party could be guilty of such levity. |
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A little levity can go a long way in helping employees get the job done in a positive and relaxed spirit. |
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When you can bring some levity and make a point at the same time, it's absolutely wonderful. |
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There is no excuse or reason for levity or humour on a day like yesterday. |
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When an awkward silence falls over the room, he tries to inject levity. |
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The moments of levity and convincing depravity make the film both entertaining and nauseatingly voyeuristic. |
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Like the Porter in Macbeth, his role is to provide a moment of levity in otherwise grim and serious times. |
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Prebble punctuates the story with outlandish puppetry and other unexpected imagery, as well a kind of English music-hall levity. |
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Perhaps without introducing a moment of levity, even though we had a great and attentive audience the moment that Conservative members spoke up, they said that is it, we do not want to have an interruption. |
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As for levity, abandon hope of laughter, ye who enter. |
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Various skills such as rolling smoothly, falling safely, inverting, supporting and giving weight effortlessly will be explored as we play with the physical forces of gravity, levity, momentum and inertia. |
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Weston wrote with similar levity in his daybook about the green pepper. |
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Congolese singer Lokua Kanza has abandoned neither love nor levity on his latest album, even if the title, Nkolo, strikes a sadder note as it refers to immigrants who dream of returning home. |
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Then Margaret Hendery brought some levity to the proceedings. |
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Nothing needs to be measured, and such simplicity brings levity and freedom. A walk also liberates ideas Mr Gros's, and those of others he admires. |
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Peruse the tables in a British bookstore, and it is clear that the seasonal sentiment is not levity, which usually does well in December, but griping. The complaint genre is stylistically diverse. |
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Instead she chose to use it mindfully, with a bit of levity, rather than stress. |
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Catchy, the music actually reflects a spirit of levity and good humor. |
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Those moments of levity were just what the doctor ordered to divert us momentarily and they helped us achieve a recording of which we can all be proud. |
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Our first priority at work is the job at hand and respecting company policies, but that doesn't mean there can't be room for a little levity as well. |
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The bubble, by reason of its comparative levity to the fluid that encloses it, would necessarily ascend to the top. |
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While Chris and Dawn lighten things up by wearing psychedelically garish clothes, Pixie's preferred form of levity is wordplay. |
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One is tempted to ask why the Genesis account never seemed to suggest to men that man should get himself under his own direction, as befits a human being with free will, so as not to fail again through his own levity. |
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And how will your conscience answer one day for carrying so many bonny lasses to barter modesty for conceit and levity at the metropolitan Vanity Fair? |
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