Sentence examples for exceedingly lovely from inspiring English sources
I arrived late to Ethiopian jazz, particularly to the exceedingly lovely Mulatu Astatke.
Inés Salazar, a Venezuelan soprano, was an exceedingly lovely Tosca, though some rough patches and faulty pitch suggested that she was pushing her bright voice too strenuously.
David Nash's Ash Dome, its location as (remarkably) secret today as in 1978, in which the artist trained and finagled Welsh trees to grow in an exceedingly lovely way; Julie Brook's Jura Firestack, stone circles on the littoral with driftwood fires that burn until the tides bury them; Charles Jencks's landscapes; James Turrell's skyspaces.
There is not the hush of awed respect, but rather an exceedingly pleasant, "How lovely!" or "Great area".
It certainly is lovely here, exceedingly pretty, all wisteria-clad 18th-century tiles and freshly painted as if the Queen is about to pop by.
Love Island Australia is exceedingly white.
It's exceedingly delicate, which is unusual for a Bosconia, and lovely right now, but is unlikely to age as long as the Tondonia.
I remember seeing these exceedingly banal installations for the first time many years ago and thinking, "how touching, how lovely...and boy, how provincial".
The display underneath that lovely smooth glass is a 5-inch AMOLED one with a 2560×1440 resolution, giving it an exceedingly high 577 PPI.
