The flightiness of the Tribe, metaphoric and actual, was not the only problem.

Less successful is the figure of Yvonne, who hovers between flight and flightiness.

For all its flightiness, "Bank Robber" is not without charm.

Come, let me suck it out of you, and all your flightiness evaporate.'

Moratorium is when a person displays a kind of flightiness, ready to make choices but unable to commit to them.

Troi found that flightiness difficult to understand.

But oddly enough, Ms. Aquino said, her flightiness is apparently an asset.

For all its flightiness, "Kafka on the Shore" bestows that same gift.

We don't like: Poor fuel range, high-speed flightiness, hot exhausts near pillion.

But even more, Tennant's flightiness and fragility finally wore Sassoon down.

Moreover, despite her occasional flightiness, I found Ce'Nedra to be a remarkable young woman.

Flightiness of mind (rgod-pa) is a part of longing desire (raga).

Flightiness, thy name is Underhill.

There's no flightiness, just an impressive, big-bike solidity to the handling that's surprising to anyone who has ridden other, larger machines.

No Takers Among Managers So there is nothing random about the knuckleball's flightiness.

Ms. Baranski - who looks not unlike a child's stick-figure drawing of Mom - gives herself over to flightiness with hilarious results.

But her worn, wobbly soprano occasionally proved a distraction, as did her tendency to act with an out-of-place flightiness.

Risa disapproved of Tandy's flightiness.

But beneath the flightiness, Mr. Schaffert also captures the sisters' genuine need to make sense of abandonment and come to terms with grief.

This drives Elvira over the edge and lets Bellini move her from despair to flightiness and back through the three acts.

Bertolini is brave, unsuspicious, merry, dissipated, and of extreme extravagance; his free flightiness to Emily distresses her.

Flightiness of mind (Alexander Berzin)

She personified flightiness in the Kennedy shorts, as the scatterbrained Mrs. Kennedy.

He intermittently adopts the persona of a prim, curmudgeonly old woman who frowns upon the flightiness of young things on the beach.

With all his flightiness, Peter Kronborg appreciated the matter-of-fact, punctual way in which his wife got her children into the world and along in it.