light-handedly

Using a powder brush, tap powder very carefully and light-handedly onto the lips.

Best in Beauty Riku Campo 2010

The Detroit News raves, "Nobody … can match his ability to serve up violence so light-handedly."

The Prisoner of Cool 2005

The Detroit News raves, "Nobody … can match his ability to serve up violence so light-handedly."

The Prisoner of Cool 2005

The Detroit News raves, "Nobody … can match his ability to serve up violence so light-handedly."

The Prisoner of Cool 2005

Mrs. McComas was lively, energetic, determined to drive on; and her ability to assimilate rapidly and light-handedly her growing opulence made it seem by no means a mere vulgar external adornment.

On the Stairs Henry B. Fuller

And here too his streak of ineradicable humor -- that bright plaything made out of knives that is so fine to juggle with light-handedly until the hand meets it in its descent a fraction of a second too soon -- came often and singularly to his aid.

Young People's Pride Stephen Vincent Ben��t 1920