as light as a feather

Lucy Price was as light as a feather in his arms.

The sound had been as light as a feather, but he'd known it was false.

Sammy, on the other hand, felt as light as a feather and full of energy.

She was a good dancer and as light as a feather despite her size.

Bell felt the pressure leave his foot, then he became as light as a feather.

This is as light as a feather, yet no man can hold it for long."

A second later he kissed the runway as light as a feather.

How many men could make their lovers as light as a feather, or lighter than air itself?

Virginia felt as light as a feather, and her weight always amazed him.

She seemed as light as a feather as he held her in his arms.

Even the wind has a different feel to it, as light as a feather quilt against the skin.

With his 150-pound frame balanced in the cart, he seemed as light as a feather.

The object in question was as light as a feather but, visually speaking, a lead balloon.

Why, it was astonishing, the way I felt as light as a feather right straight off, and my troubles all gone.

To the true samurai, death was 'as light as a feather' and he awoke each day ready to meet it.

Though the movie is as light as a feather, it is smart and knowing.

I felt as light as a feather until my head rolled forward again, jolting me awake.

But its all-plastic case is as light as a feather (some may say it feels cheap).

And his late partner, with an almost pathetic conviction, added, "My foot is as light as a feather."

Someday I'll be as light as a feather.

She had been as light as a feather to carry and her small hands were as cold as ice.

He was there, as light as a feather, as insubstantial as the wind, but real.

Your profusion makes me saving; and if you lament over him much longer, my heart will be as light as a feather."