floaty

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• A superficial knowledge of tap’s giddier and gauzier manifestations — polished Broadway capering, floaty sequences in Golden Age films — might make the coincidence seem jarring.

• We know nothing about his family or home life, and very little about hers, though in one of the movie’s many hyperstylized artistic touches, we see a floaty image of her with a bruised eye, an allusion to some sort of past abuse.

• It’s a different sensation than the feel-good, floaty vibes, brah, of bounding through powder like a dolphin rolling on dopamine.

• What stand out in my mind are the mirrored closets in her bedroom filled with shimmering, floaty evening gowns and caftans.

• It was just as nice to have solid things very solid, as it was to have floaty things like clouds very floaty.

• "I expect what you need for that floaty feeling, dearie, is a good dose of calomel—" and she hurried away to prepare it.

• So I tried to escape, tried to be the moon; tried to feel floaty and shining and beautiful, and—and remote.

• Father was like the solid ground and Mother was like the floaty clouds.