It is a wispy rice paper that wilts in face of the slightest breath and can be trampled into oblivion by any old foot.
His earliest films show him clean-shaven, but in the 1940s he adopted a wispy moustache that emphasized his characters' worried manner.
She had a thin, wispy quality that made her appear as the apparition of the very spirits she described.
The remains will form a young open cluster, a cluster of bright, young stars surrounded by wispy filaments from the former cloud.
It has been described as a somewhat wispy operetta.
Their artwork has been characterized as wispy, fluid and dramatic which has resonated with both male and female demographic readers of manga.
The central portion of this system forms a bright skirt of higher albedo material, while the rays become progressively more wispy with distance.
Beyond that radius, the rays form wide sections that grow increasingly diffuse and wispy with distance.
