gauzier

I don't recall Kurtz devoting a column to the possibility of white male reporters producing "gauzier" portrayals of their white male subjects than a more diverse news corps might.

Howard Kurtz's wasted opportunity 2009

While Politico's Mike Allen was drinking Kurtz's milkshake, Kurtz was busy writing a piece about whether "racial and gender identification" on the part of African-American women who cover Michelle Obama "produces a gauzier, more favorable portrayal of Obama."

Howard Kurtz's wasted opportunity 2009

The object of the singers 'love grew vaguer; videos got gauzier.

God and the Music Biz 2008

He wondered how to get his head down to kiss that soft shadow he had glimpsed; it had seemed shyer, gauzier than what he had seen in dirty photographs and drawings, the few he had seen.

The Best American Erotica 2006 Edited by Susie Bright 2006

He wondered how to get his head down to kiss that soft shadow he had glimpsed; it had seemed shyer, gauzier than what he had seen in dirty photographs and drawings, the few he had seen.

The Best American Erotica 2006 Edited by Susie Bright 2006

A breeze blows in from the distant sea and flutters both the terrace curtains and the gauzier material around the crib.

Ilium Simmons, Dan 1981

But the band is at its best when it opens up and gives its gauzier tracks room to drift and evolve.

NPR Topics: News 2010