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'lovely he' is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You cannot normally use it in any situation. For example, if you were writing a sentence about how attractive a person was, you would need to write it in a different way, such as "He was lovely".
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"It's lovely," he says.
She is lovely," he said.
'Lovely!' he said.
"How lovely," he said with a sigh.
"A hotel sounds lovely," he said.
"Yeah, that's lovely," he says.
"Aren't these lovely?" he continued.
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Just now, having completed filming a Cole Porter biography, "De-Lovely" he is still under the Cole Porter spell, looking just so, the colors and textures all matched and perfect, the mood in harmony with a world of fine manners and high living.
"Lovelies," he was saying.
"He's a lovely man," he said.
The lovely things he did in it he had done before, and would do again.
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