Sentence examples for To be lovely from inspiring English sources

As Johnson argues, "her pamphlet as a whole refutes the Burkean axiom 'to make us love our country, our country ought to be lovely'"; Wollstonecraft successfully challenges Burke's rhetoric of the beautiful with the rhetoric of the rational.

"To make us love our country," the savvy Mr Burke wrote, "our country ought to be lovely".(Photo credit: EMMANUEL DUNAND / AFP) .

So we want you to be lovely.

"She was considered to be lovely and charming," he says.

People I'd totally forgotten turned out to be lovely.

Of course he turned out to be lovely".

Suddenly, the work goes from being about drawing and performance to being lovely as both.

"My main feeling is it's lovely to be back with friends and it will be lovely to be back in New York," said Sir Ian.

It would be lovely to win.

It must be lovely to be so routinely fancied.

"It would be lovely to have another win".