Sentence examples for lovely ease from inspiring English sources

Another is the lovely ease with which Ms. Patchett shifts her characters through time.

There was a large and lovely ease in how he handled even the hardest steps and made the most challenging partnering look like second nature.

Though he never really quite notices, it is clear to his wife: they have lost the lovely ease of their sexuality, and a ring of anger has formed around him; she can feel his contempt for her, as someone who has neither helped to create the bomb nor seen what it can do to cities, to human flesh.

It's got a lovely, lyrical ease about it, which is exactly what Jill Sprecher is like.

I think I am in good company in having eased into my older age with a lovely sense of wisdom, humor and comfort — exactly what the reviewer does not have.

It made me do something simple: make Local Hero - compared to all the things Hollywood wanted me to do, it was a lovely, gentle way to ease back on things.

With her hair pulled back into a chic ponytail, Holmes looked absolutely lovely (and quite at ease) for her first public appearance since divorcing Cruise.

But first let us consider why there was such heat and dust over these two political spats, one about Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's further "easing" (a lovely, comforting term) of federal bonds, and the other disagreement, swirling around the G-20 meeting, about exactly who was distorting international currency exchange rates most — China, the United States or the rest of the world.

I wondered how the Three Musketeers would fare, this lovely awkwardness and this rhythmic ease making a little skit together.

As Bad, a black-hatted country musician with a booze-pickled liver, he eases into a lovely groove, plucking at pain, strumming self-pity ("I used to be somebody/But now I am somebody else"), in a turn that has resonated with critics and will probably also play well at the Oscars.

It's lovely to see you so at ease with yourself, I say.