Sentence examples similar to lovely artifacts from inspiring English sources
It was a lovely artifact, but it told me nothing about exactly where in the city the picture had been made.
Some are just lovely historical artifacts of print culture, and a delight to hold in your hands.
As a pictorial artifact "The Lovely Bones" is gorgeous.
"As a pictorial artifact 'The Lovely Bones' is gorgeous," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott said: "As a pictorial artifact 'The Lovely Bones' is gorgeous.
It was always good, of course, one of the gleaming artifacts and loveliest scores of the Golden Age of American musical theater — a canon now being contested, with cause, for its unenlightened sexual politics.
Less a documentary than an experimental essay tapping age-old notions of the sublime, it's a perplexing artifact that flirts with the banal yet moves with lovely intuitive rhythms.
This new restaurant replaced Bert's Pub & Steak House, which has been gutted and redone with Thai hangings and artifacts and, on the back wall, a veil of water cascading over a lovely bas-relief of a winged Thai goddess.
It's lovely — lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely.
It's lovely, lovely, lovely.
