flighty

• “America's obsession with the superficial and the flighty is a reflection of its excessive preoccupation with entertainment and glamour.”

  America The Stupid

• “Thus the readers meet the heroine, immediately after the call her flighty best friend and soon afterward the vampire-author.”

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• “When your faculty of awareness is flighty – in other words, when your mind gets distracted to many things – direct your way of gazing and faculty of imagination at the black drop.”

  Mahamudra Eliminating the Darkness of Unawareness ��� Part Two: A Stilled and Settled State of Shamatha

• “Who can forget the 16yr old girl hanged for being a bit 'flighty'?”

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• “Marion is kind of flighty and Jack is very uncomfortable in his skin and in Europe, and descends quickly into a pathetic typical American tourist taking way too many pictures and wanting everything to be exactly as it is at home.”

  Melissa Silverstein: 2 Days In Paris

• “Take the end of scene 1: the ingenue a mezzo rather than a soprano; in Slavic operas it was common for the "flighty" character to have a heavier voice than the "serious" character tells off the heroine's drunken, mother-fixated husband, then soliloquizes about her own sympathy for the heroine, but can't shake the feeling that it's not any of her business.”

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• “She was personality-wise kind of flighty and bubbly and was always cooking in some way.”

  CNN Transcript Feb 23, 2005

• “Adults are wild, generally intractable, and "flighty," but young animals (at least of the Asian species) tame readily and make good pets.”

  26 Mouse Deer

• “She's been in a ragin 'fever an' kind of flighty most of the time.”

  Apples, Ripe and Rosy, Sir

• “Isabel had been made acquainted with the estimate which prevailed under this roof; it represented Mr. Osmond’s sister as a kind of flighty reprobate.”

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