Sentence examples for lovely phenomenon from inspiring English sources

"It's not uncommon to see a lovely phenomenon, but it is uncommon to get all the factors straight," says Walter Goldburg, an experimenter at the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania.

But it's also responsible for less lovely phenomenons, such as whacking great sinkholes that appear out of nowhere.

(Assayas has unearthed lovely footage of the phenomenon, from 1924).

City is a new phenomenon, a lovely, homely, century-old club that lived in the shadow of its all powerful neighbor, United, until the sheik came along.

Certainly these three superb books -- all for pre-readers -- present varied and lovely takes on that meteorological phenomenon that clogs our roads and charms our children.

Now this barely thirtysomething phenomenon takes to the lovely Allen Room to preview his much-anticipated work in progress, "The Hamilton Mixtape," his hip-hop song cycle about the life and death of Alexander Hamilton.

Now in its third year, the "Save the Bottle Rocket Motel & Lovely Soiree" has itself become a cult phenomenon.

Specifically rave-era Britain, which along with rave the phenomenon was the UK at its most lovely.

It's a lovely, unstrained performance, never better than when Maureen entertains that unheard-of phenomenon, a prospective lover, played by a first-rate David Sedgwick.

The saddest phenomenon of the spring theater season probably isn't the emptiness of that revival starring the lovely movie star.

Lovely, lovely, lovely Leitrim.