Sentence examples for a lovely concept from inspiring English sources
"Independence" is a lovely concept and an often baleful reality.
Smothered – sofegao in Venetian – is a lovely concept: something cooked covered so it softens in its own moisture mingled with fats and a small amount of vinegar, which gives a nice sharp edge.
Transplanting blood-making cells into a patient to induce tolerance to grafts of other tissues is "a lovely concept," said Dr. Malcolm Moore, a hematologist at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan who was not involved in the study.
Which, of course, we do". It's a lovely concept, one that suggests the extent to which we rely on one another, to which our individual acts and intentions feed back to a larger whole.
I smile to myself as I recall seeing angry signs at every turn at golf clubs across the land saying 'Avoid Slow Play at all times!' I pause and reflect 'S-l-o-w P-l-a-y' - what a lovely concept - the very essence of mindful practice.
The Warwick Commission report contains a lovely concept: "place-based animation".
A lovely, ugly concept indeed.
It's a lovely bourgeois concept, well-fitted to the rise of the novel.
Catholics should be proselytizing about a God who is love.… Those are lovely concepts of God.
Everybody loves a lovely story.
