Sentence examples for lovely better from inspiring English sources

I particularly like the flavour of the first with honey, but the zests are also rather lovely – better, in my opinion, and certainly more distinctive than Roux's vanilla extract, which makes his madeleines taste rather generically of "sponge".

Once she attains the age of 21 she can move out of Tipton Grange and buy an equally lovely, but better run, estate of her own.

This is a lovely form, never better than when teamed with Hamamelis x intermedia "Diane".

With lovely, and considerably better developed, Cracow an hour's drive away, there is little necessity for an overnight stay in Czestochowa and nothing to recommend it.

It seems the only person for whom it isn't blindingly clear that sweet, lovely Aurelie deserves better is Aurelie herself.

There was a time when iOS upgrades made my lovely iPad even better: they bought cut-and-paste, the Game Center and Newsstand to the device.

Norris Johnson's macaroni and cheese, named for an acquaintance of the owner's father, lacks the lovely creaminess of better versions; the carrot and ginger purée served beneath three lackluster pan-seared scallops is also bland.

This lovely spot is better for concerts than plays, but the theatrical works offered here are generally so familiar that it hardly matters if you're a mile from the stage: "The Mikado" by the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players, May 21-22; "Riverdance," June 17-20; "Oklahoma!," June 24-27; "Oliver!," July 13-18; and "The King and I" with Sandy Duncan, Aug. 31-Sept.

It's a lovely show, a better-than-usual use of this maverick Midtown space.

Carly Simon's lovely Nobody Does it Better (from The Spy Who Loved Me) was simply a good song, and possibly the most subtle of all the Bond themes.

A genuinely lovely man with timing better than Tag Heuer".