Sentence examples for it's rather lovely from inspiring English sources
Which is why it's rather lovely and a little miraculous that Edwyn's here, in his Kilburn home, to be able to tell the story.
"It's rather lovely," says Hindmarch.
Judi Dench: My Passion for Trees (BBC One) it's called, and it's rather lovely.
Instant reviews have been pretty mixed, but I think it's rather lovely.
It's rather lovely and a bit of an insider secret, just like this unsung corner of Essex.
"It's rather lovely to be settled and not have a dysfunctional relationship, of which I've had many.
It turns out that it is rather lovely to have your very own Gwyneth-at-the-Oscars moment, standing in the rain outside an inner-city primary school.
In fact, it is rather lovely and far removed (conceptually and geographically) from the Texas that consists solely of deserts populated entirely by cattlemen and oil barons.GLEN MARTINAustin, TexasEye catchingSIR—I subscribe to two British journals: The Economist and Private Eye.
At a time of year when the TV schedules are as cold and bleak as a weekend break in Albert Square, it was rather lovely to wake up to news of impending comfort TV – the return of The Great Comic Relief Bake Off on BBC1.
American officials do want the garden built: it should be rather lovely, and the 21st century will be safer if the two countries' publics like one another.
