Sentence examples for lovely somewhat from inspiring English sources

It's a lovely, somewhat mysterious story, and its appearance in the movie sets you to wondering.

Billy is a lovely, somewhat special guy, no question, and not at all malicious, but his company became intolerably stressful.

The two people drifting through "Unmade Beds," a lovely, somewhat messy movie about lovely, messy young lives, cross paths only twice.

It was lovely if somewhat uneventful.

She had a lovely, if somewhat reluctant, smile.

Delpy, who is lovely if somewhat amorphous in the first film, begins to harden into something sharp and brilliant in the second.

Gwen, as she is called initially, is a lady's maid to Morgana (Katie McGrath), the king's lovely and somewhat haughty ward.

I don't know about you, but receiving a lovely and somewhat enthusiastic Christmas greeting from a body shop ("We appreciate your frequent and very costly business!") because of my driving was definitely a low point for me.

After years of faded memories, finally Apple's mum comes back to England to rescue Apple (full name Apollinia Apostolopoulou, possibly one of the names I feel I was destined to own...) from her lovely yet somewhat overbearing grandmother.

His Prospero is by turns tender and merciless, blithe and tortured, as he uses his knowledge of the occult — and some unpaid labor — to reclaim his stolen dukedom and at the same time engineer a fine match for his daughter, Miranda (the lovely but somewhat wan Sara Topham).

Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote, "This is a small, lovely and somewhat overloaded film about small-town life, loneliness, country music, marriage, divorce and parental love, and it deals with all of these things in equal measure.