Sentence examples for lovely observation from inspiring English sources

Whereas, I keep thinking about Manet's Olympia, and TJ Clark's lovely observation that one source of the public's confusion was a miniature shift: the way Olympia holds the viewer's gaze, unlike the dreamy narcotised eyes of one of his models, Titian's Venus of Urbino.

"Full of sly fun and lovely comic observation".

The new book is full of sly fun, lovely comic observation and an almost tangible pleasure in storytelling.

According to Katherine Dacey, the former senior manga editor for PopCultureShock, 12 Days contains "lovely, quiet observations about the way we grieve, define family, express desire, and remember moments of hurt and betrayal".

The conclusion "daughter nucleation is essentially always accompanied by Arp2/3 complex retention and diVCA release" is exactly what is expected from previous work, although it is certainly valuable to confirm this order of events by these lovely single molecule observations.

Ann Hood's lovely essay ends with an observation that only those of us who have been there can believe: that the child she lost can still hear her singing a lullaby.

They will more likely than not grow into young men and women who have developed lovely and heartwarming skills through observation and problem solving.

There are lovely one-liners, well-observed jokes, and fish-out-of-water observations that mesh with Craig's persona as a chap out of kilter with the rest of humanity.

I don't just mean the showy bits: a ­12-page-long sentence that includes the observations of an escaped parrot, or the lovely, credible scene from Obama's point of view.

The view couldn't have been lovelier, and we were thrilled to think that this very observation car had once been part of the fabled Twentieth Century Limited, but my companions wanted more.

That's just an uncommonly lovely thing to have written, and this book is full of similar observations.