Sentence examples for a certain lovely from inspiring English sources

I still remember the look he gave me when the rector of a Boston church we visited mentioned at an after-service gathering how much "mileage" the choir got out of a certain lovely young male chorister.

The adaptation by Steve Pemberton of EF Benson's exquisitely flensed comedy of manners, set in Rye in the 1920s/30s (and it really is still that lovely), when a certain rarefied form of life actually depended on a bustling church noticeboard for its every social, spiritual, ethical, sartorial and sexual sustenance, could have been carried by the eponymous leads alone for the whole three nights.

'She is a lovely Englishwoman of a certain class, but at home, she rules the roost,' said one.

You think we are nuts, and we are to a certain extent, but this is a lovely place.

Usually plants fail to thrive when conditions are simply unfavorable, no matter how lovely they look in a certain place.

He bumps a lovely little chip to about three feet, a certain birdie.

You spot this lovely woman carrying a baby, wearing a suit, and she exerts a certain confidence that shows she is happy with her life.

He even manages, in a lovely absurd touch at the start, to descend from the linen cupboard with a certain dignity.

Everybody loves a lovely story.

"Certain pancake makeup" is a lovely bit of misdirection for POTATO (think latkes), and I always giggle when I see one of those "talk is cheep" clues (for NESTS).

"A lovely place and a lovely man," she said.