Sentence examples similar to a lovely influence from inspiring English sources
Everybody loves a lovely story.
And Joseph Cotten, playing an auto magnate, has a lovely dinner table speech about the influence of cars: "It may be that they won't add to the beauty of the world or the life of men's souls".
(Love is a Lovely Thing).
The only work here overtly to accommodate folk influences, it included a lovely lullaby, "Shlof Meyn Kind," and a zesty setting of a classic Passover song, "Ma Noymar Uma Nedaber".
In discussing Robbins's ballet "Ives, Songs," for instance, she drops in the short sentence "People stroll their way into dancing," which is just a lovely way of describing how Robbins, influenced by the '60s penchant for natural movement, let the dance emerge unannounced from life.
"It is a lovely vehicle, though lovely, lovely, love-ly.
He's taken on the Markham Inn, located in a lovely Chelsea square, and re-opened it as "a New York-style bistro with some English influences".
Overall this is a lovely study using a newly created mouse strain to probe the nuances of positive selection in the thymus, and its influence on an antigen response.
It was just a lovely, lovely day.
