The phrase "a lovely dad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a father who is kind, caring, or pleasant in nature.
Example: "My children are so lucky to have a lovely dad who always supports them in everything they do."
Alternatives: "a wonderful father" or "a great dad".
And to show what a lovely dad he is.
Donald, scholar, also lives in Australia and is also a lovely dad.
Which will make him a failure in his own family's eyes, though he's clearly a lovely dad.
She said he was a "lovely dad" to their sons Archie, seven, and Harvey, four.
And a splendid cast – Christie, Max Vento as little Joe, Lee Ingleby as the understatedly lovely dad, not least Christopher Eccleston, finally braving up to his years to play the kind of bluff and unsubtle grandaddy grit salt in which all of our confusions over autism can reside.
My ex-boyfriend's lovely dad used to pour it on his puddings as a sauce.
You can imagine, I had this lovely dad, I didn't like my stepdad, and I wasn't going to accept him.
Paying a tribute to her father, Michele Slater Brown wrote on her Facebook page: "Our dad was larger than life, a charmer, handsome, entrepreneur, engineer in the Navy, he was 76 years old, he was our dad, our lovely dad, I will miss him forever but I'm grateful for all the times I spent with him, I love you dad".
Terror is almost impossible to articulate, which is why, as in that video clip of the lovely dad explaining to his son, we counteract it with flowers and candles.
He could have easily looked away or closed his eyes when I came into his field of vision (checking out the bar, of course), but, instead he called me over to chat and to introduce me to his beautiful wife and lovely Dad who has sadly passed since then.
"He was a lovely, warm, happy dad.
