Sentence examples for lovely example that from inspiring English sources

From an overlooked vintage, this is a lovely example that is just about at its peak: silk-textured, aromatic, and with a long, fresh finish.

She gives a lovely example of the panic that we feel in dreams when our legs refuse to move as we flee the monster.

Richard Misrach's sea-and-sky scapes concentrate on the Golden Gate Bridge, that lovely example of 20th-century technology, at various times of day, in varying light.

This conditional view of economic policy is a lovely example of the aphorism that "when the facts change, I change my mind; what do you do?" It is usually attributed to Keynes, but some pedants say the first recorded version was uttered by Paul Samuelson, the Nobel laureate economist who happens to be Mr. Summers's uncle.

Rentoul's interpretation: Lovely example of the old saying that you can disregard everything before the "but".

It is a lovely example of the kind of thing that 3D printing can make a reality and something unimaginable just a few years ago.

It is a particularly lovely example of a shabty, a magical servant that would do chores for the deceased in the afterlife.

In the UK a lovely example of a delightful older female couple is in John Boyne's The Terrible Thing That Happened to Barnaby Brocket.

A lovely example of the traditional meal.

I think it's a lovely example of incubation.

In one lovely example, insects have also been included.