Sentence examples for a lovely nice from inspiring English sources

Roberta Gammons, 52, a neighbor, said he was the youngest of three boys from a "lovely nice Catholic family".

A lovely, genuinely nice American heiress, Millie Theale (Alison Elliott), comes to town and is drawn to Merton.

Adoption seemed both a cruel joke and a lovely daydream a nice way of avoiding the blood and pain of giving birth, or, from a child's perspective, a realized fantasy of your parents not really being your parents.

You are so full of lovely nice stuff: anger, guilt, sorrow.

Adoption seemed both a cruel joke and a lovely daydream — a nice way of avoiding the blood and pain of giving birth, or, from a child's perspective, a realized fantasy of your parents not really being your parents.

But there seemed not much point in following the sonically cinematic Pintscher with the intimate Mozart, other than that the concerto is a lovely piece and nice to hear.

Hubert de Givenchy who founded the House of Givenchy fashion label approved of the decision to go with the British Alexander McQueen: "It's a lovely thought, a nice tribute".

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Moral: Because anger isn't a lovely display for nice girls, they are left to craft a shrewder expression of their wrath in the gotcha game of cheating.

"It was a lovely lunch, a nice-napkin lunch," said Ms. Schakowsky, a liberal Democrat and ardent war critic from Chicago.

They then continue to the state capital in Juneau, home to a lovely glacier and some nice heli-seeing tours; Skagway, a gold-rush port with some nice hiking not far out of town; and the granddaddy attraction of Alaska cruises, Glacier Bay, where you will see 11 tidewater glaciers spilling their icy wears into the sea.