Sentence examples for lovely sentiment from inspiring English sources
A lovely sentiment, that.
A lovely sentiment with which to end my Fringe adventures.
This is the glorious exception: dizzyingly uplifting, lovely sentiment.
It's a lovely sentiment, and I'm glad the world now knows that it's hers.
It's a lovely sentiment: "I don't want to miss a minute with this glorious crowd or with you.
I've unwittingly discounted so many lovely sentiments over the years.
That's a lovely, optimistic sentiment, but one that much of Godard's post-1967 output doesn't deserve: Empty shadowboxes like "First Name: Carmen" (1983) or "Notre Musique" (2004) seem designed to alienate viewers rather than draw them closer, which is what happens when any artist begins to live entirely inside his or her own head.
A lovely, all-encompassing sentiment for Christmas, this is what an angel said to the shepherds on a hill near Bethlehem, according to the King James version.
VARIETY PUZZLE — Today's quote by short story author Alice Munro is a lovely and evocative sentiment: the idea that HATE is infectious and spreads through the soul like A DROP OF BLACK INK IN MILK.
As lovely as that sentiment is, that isn't always possible.
