slightness in a sentence

Examples

1. The knock on " Chicago " has always been its slightness, its wisp of a story and candied ruminations on the disposability of celebrity.
2. In fact, the blandness and slightness of the writing in " Kiss Me, Guido " may be the very things that could make it mainstream.
3. Croghan's winning combination of engaging characters and clever dialogue ( the film-literate will have a blast ) helps us see past the film's inherent slightness.
4. It is a slightness that resembles her mother's in the memorable photograph in which, dressed in aviator's flight gear, she is standing next to her husband.
5. For all the cuddly slightness of his delivery, these songs are lushly rendered and pool in stream-of-consciousness reflection that's more meaningful as a whole ."
6. These early machines suffered from slightness in the drive wheels, axles and valve gear, and from unequal distribution of weight, a serious problem given the questionable track they ran on.
7. But most striking is the essential loneliness and intellectual slightness of a man who had few if any intimate friendships beyond that with his wife and was blissfully unquestioning about himself and his beliefs.
8. Aykroyd's veep is played in amusingly Quayle-like fashion by John Heard as Lemmon and Garner almost succeed in charming us through the slightness of " My Fellow Americans ."
9. Both because and despite its stylistic variety and the frequent slightness of its material, this exhibition evokes to a remarkable degree a time and a place, as well as an atmosphere of genteel progressiveness.
10. This new Showtime movie, which premieres Sunday night at 8, plods forward into slightness and cliche as it portrays the strange abduction of the Rat Packer's 19-year-old son.