Examples of using Levity in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Foolish levity.
Because levity also… A perversion.
If that's not levity….
Levity is an irresistible temptation.
I need some levity.
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Excuse his levity, ma'am!
Now is the time for absolute honesty and levity.
Do I detect some levity in your tone, Cardinal?
Some public figures also risked a stab at levity.
Cheerfulness without levity is one of the Christian graces.
Operation Penguin Extraction does not include levity.
Instead of creating levity, it does the opposite.
Levity is the time thief that picks the pocket of a company.".
This is no time for levity, Jason.
Levity in the young is like unto a dry gourd with the seeds rattling around.
I assure you, I find no levity in the death of Clarke.
According to writer Brian Peterson, where Clark brings"angst" and"depth" to his relationship with Lana,Jason is designed to bring"joy","levity", and"fun".
Cheerfulness without levity is one of the Christian graces.
Deadwood proceeded with its own forced levity and bizarre behaviour.
There's a lot more levity, if you can believe that, than you have ever seen before in Mr. Grimes,” he said.
Okay, that's an interesting joke, but I appreciate levity in a moment of misunderstanding, so thank you.
The ideas of chivalrous honour, which, amidst his wildness and levity, never utterly abandoned De Bracy, prohibited him from doing the knight any injury in his defenceless condition, and equally interdicted his betraying him to Front-de-Boeuf, who would have had no scruples to put to death, under any circumstances, the rival claimant of the fief of Ivanhoe.
Roksanda Ilincic, on the contrary,has demonstrated to our attention some romanticism and even levity, able to escape from the pearl-gray color, and fill your life with playful theatricality image.
A shoebox canbecome a very special way to bring some levity to the children who face such a serious situation in the Middle East.
The celebrated short tales and novels of Ernst Theodor Wihelm Hoffmann(1776-1822) are a by-word for mellowness of background and maturity of form,though they incline to levity and extravagance, and lack the exalted moments of stark, breathless terror which a less sophisticated writer might have achieved.