Sentence examples for lovely concept from inspiring English sources
"Independence" is a lovely concept and an often baleful reality.
The Warwick Commission report contains a lovely concept: "place-based animation".
SWEET potato pie is a lovely concept, for a variety of reasons: it beautifully marries sweet and savory, it uses a vegetable as the foundation of a dessert, its color is stunning and it's creamy and crisp all at once.
Smothered – sofegao in Venetian – is a lovely concept: something cooked covered so it softens in its own moisture mingled with fats and a small amount of vinegar, which gives a nice sharp edge.
Transplanting blood-making cells into a patient to induce tolerance to grafts of other tissues is "a lovely concept," said Dr. Malcolm Moore, a hematologist at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan who was not involved in the study.
A lovely, ugly concept indeed.
It's a lovely bourgeois concept, well-fitted to the rise of the novel.
Mindful mothering is lovely in concept but it's pretty bloody hard to achieve.
These are lovely, lofty concepts, but we, as humans, need actual steps to take.
There may only be 10% affordable housing in the £800m development – in boroughs where policy aims for up to 50% – but oh! How about that lovely multi-layered landscape concept?
