Sentence examples for loveliest examples of from inspiring English sources

In Britain in the 1880s, Philip Wilson Steer painted a small group of landscapes with figures that were among the earliest and loveliest examples of the fin de siècle style.

What a housekeeping employee did for my family at Montage Palmetto Bluff, a resort near Savannah, Georgia on the banks of the May River in South Carolina, is one of the loveliest examples of "wow" customer service that I've encountered.

This has some lovely examples of new cartography.

On the walls are tools of the fur trade and lovely examples of Ojibwa beadwork.

Last week's post on Anatol Kovarsky presented a number of lovely examples of a cartoon genre that I'm very fond of: the captionless, textless cartoon.

There they were, finally: wild African violets, lovely examples of the ancestors of one of the world's most popular houseplants.

The old saying was that there was a church for every week and a pub for every day of the year... there's a fair few lovely examples of both left, but ironically we have the highest atheist population in the UK according to the last census.

There's a wonderfully delicate grace to Garrett, which makes itself felt through the game's visuals; the way Garrett's hands skim around the side of a painting, looking for a hidden catch or the deftness of his touch with a lockpick are two lovely examples of this.

It adapted by focusing on creating mechanical objects of beauty, which are, by many accounts, lovely examples of obsolete technology.

Chief medical officer Dr Ruth Hussey said there were "lovely examples of good practice" while areas of concern were being acted upon.

A lovely example of the traditional meal.