Sentence examples for Not particularly lovely from inspiring English sources

Even though visually he's not particularly lovely or pleasing.

Steps down from the deck take you to the pool, and a not particularly lovely but invariably busy concrete terrace for baking in the sun after your dip.

The path was not particularly lovely, the moorland here not having been well-managed, but things improved drastically as we approached the beach: a great, long view down, then a trek across the dunes and we were diving into clear, cold water – crunch goes the heart, then the serotonin kicks in.

No, it has to be A Wong, on a not particularly lovely road between Pimlico and Victoria, because the eponymous Andrew, who took over his family's traditional Chinese restaurant, has achieved wonders here, transforming the old warhorse into something chic and contemporary (and not a little clattery), with a menu that startles and thrills.

But the pickles at Daikaya weren't particularly lovely, and were rather bland.

To be honest, it wasn't a particularly lovely area then, and it's not much improved.

The wide beach on the Atlantic, lovely and not particularly crowded, afforded magnificent sunsets and good swimming.

Photographs, graphics (including lovely but not particularly useful maps), lots of period music and extensive narration make up most of the format used here.

The nicotianas' rightful colors are yellow, white and, in N. langsdorffii and N. Lime Green, a lovely though not particularly limey green.

Florence is bite-sized, lovely and not particularly profound.

Gigg Lane is not what you'd call a particularly lovely place.