Sentence examples for especially lovely from inspiring English sources

Calyx (from £46) is a very special perfume I've never stopped loving (my own bottle has been rationed carefully), but what is especially lovely about its rebirth this month is how at home Calyx is at Clinique, like a beautiful pedigree dog that is taken in by its dream owner after years of languishing in kennels.

Two especially lovely moments.

But there is one especially lovely moment.

Especially lovely on a summer's evening.

The octopus with rice is especially lovely.

Ms. Clauss, with her creamy skin and raven hair, is especially lovely.

The book ends with an especially lovely revelation that's both ruefully comic and crushingly sad.

Yet he did not follow the tradition of naming an especially lovely seedling after his wife.

He especially loved Oh What a Lovely War.

I described several ideas to him, including a vague notion that the monopolistic competition models I had studied in a short course offered by Bob Solow — especially the lovely little model of Dixit and Stiglitz — might have something to do with international trade.

Not that it was the opera's only charm, by any means, but when selling was still needed — after a fitful first act, especially — this lovely moment brought the work into a focus that largely carried through the third and last act.