Sentence examples for downright lovely from inspiring English sources
It's an education in the physical and attitudinal vocabulary of the sport, and the explanation of skateboarding's mid-1980s asceptance astreetreet sport is downright lovely.
And those Americans also grew to like the look of BMWs that, despite starting life in this country as quirky, eventually became downright lovely to behold.
Jumbo wrote and stars in Josephine And I, a one-woman show about the inspiration she drew from this glamorous creature who Jumbo exclaimed looks just like her! (Not exactly. Baker is the classic ugly duckling who draws you in with sheer willpower; Jumbo is just downright lovely).
I'm rounding up some healthy, unique, versatile, and downright delish pumpkin recipes from some lovely blogger friends that just so happen to be totally vegan-friendly.
Some are lovely, some engagingly eccentric and some downright ugly.
The episode isn't perfect: there's a mystery, involving an Underground train, that is downright goofy — as the British writer Laurie Penny notes in a lovely manifesto defending Sherlock "fan-ficcers," it's as silly as any "amateur" plot.
As predictable as "Memphis" is, it's downright audacious compared to "Johnny Baseball," which presents its dewy hero and heroine as a pair of lovely-to-look-at-and-listen-to valentine cards.
Tucking into a lovely plate of Bangers and Mash sounds downright dangerous.
Lovely, lovely, lovely Leitrim.
