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• More aggravating were ' ' the airy individual ' ' and the ' ' debonair patriots ' ' who failed to appreciate how much time and energy she put into her work.

• We have had a lot of airy generalisations.

• If they are light, airy and warm, we have the essentials.

• Furthermore, the real situation was vastly different, and it was thought perhaps that we would have all the children in light, airy educational buildings.

• They should be kept clean, sanitary, airy, entirely for the children, and not put to uses for which they were not built or intended.

• In my constituency most factories are small, modern, light and airy, with good working conditions.

• I mean the new modern schools, those built in the post-war years, architect-designed, light and airy and of a very high standard.

• Inside, however, a magnificent renovation programme has taken place, and the wards are bright, light and airy.

• They are not to be fooled by airy talk to the effect that if only we could cut taxes everything would be so much better.

• The rooms are brighter, lighter and more airy, the sites are more extensive, there are more spaces for playground and playing fields.

• He started in that airy way of his.

• All the airy talk about multi-racial government is useless unless it is based upon a recognition of that fact.

• You cannot do it in that airy way to improve an atmosphere, or to make a pledge of conciliation.

• We hear a great deal of airy platitudes about planning in general and the super planners.

• They are so much engaged in giving effect to their own airy fancies.