Meanings of blithe spirit in English

These gags aren't cynical, but their blithe spirit is part of the problem.

He called it a blithe spirit, you know, because it sang.

Lincoln, probably in the same blithe spirit, boasted that he would marry Mary if she returned.

Hail to thee, blithe spirit!

On the contrary, Right Man, Wrong Age leans heavily on tales of his uptightness, now contrasted with wife Lindsey's blithe spirit.

Being a lone, blithe spirit, a kind of scout skylark as one might say, he had not many friends in camp.

Now death has come to join its vague conjectures to the broken expectations of life, and that blithe spirit is elsewhere.

In short, a blithe spirit was among us throughout this year, and the briefness of the chronicle bears witness to the innocency of the time.

Alaire was not of a melancholy temperament; gaiety was natural to her, and it had required many heartaches, many disappointments, to darken her blithe spirit.

She's just finished Blithe Spirit in London's West End and didn't miss a single performance.

It turned out she had played Madame Arcati in Blithe Spirit with the local amateurs.

Appearing at present in " Blithe Spirit" as extroverted spiritual medium.

She awoke in blithe spirits, and after breakfast went off without waste of time to saddle Madcap.

Only a handful of the blithe spirits who made the nights horrible and filled the days with complaints, remain living.

Blithe Spirit wittily extends the idea that the writer needs only an overnight bag without the extra burden of emotional baggage.

A few streets over, Coward's Blithe Spirit adjoined Schiller's Mary Stuart, over the road from Eugene O'Neill's Desire Under the Elms.