Sentence examples for for less lovely from inspiring English sources

But it's also responsible for less lovely phenomenons, such as whacking great sinkholes that appear out of nowhere.

(Properly speaking, the term signified a village moneylender). As Mr. Conquest shows, the theory was a self-serving fantasy; but once the vicious character of the kulaks or supposed kulaks had become established dogma, the stage was set for "dekulakization" - an unlovely term for an even less lovely process, which involved horrifying mass deportations and immense cruelty.

The poem is about the illusion of permanent connection in passing happiness, but it is no less lovely for that.

In Eurostar's Leisure Select class, the champagne continues before lunch at 186mph, an appropriate speed for some of the less lovely parts of Kent and Hainaut in northern France, where a book may be preferable to the scenery.

The Beach Hut is fairly basic, but no less lovely for that: there's no electricity, but a woodburner and gas hob – and a wood-burning hot tub outside (everything is eco, including the loo)!

Turn around, and the view is far less lovely.

The less lovely things are the other surroundings.

Wow! Kotagiri has to be the most colorful place in the world; from the lovely red earth and vivid green tea leaves lining the steep mountain sides, to the tightly packed pastel houses and shrines, to the lovely sparkling saris and even the less lovely but occasionally sparkling rubbish lining the roads the whole place is a feast for the eyes.

There follows one lovely yorker, and then one much less lovely yorker – Dernbach gets the length wrong, it turns into a full toss and Sammy smacks it away for six.

It is one of the world's less lovely lotteries.

But now I want to ask about something less lovely: drugs.