Sentence examples for lovely study from inspiring English sources
Parliament doors divide the sitting room from a lovely study.
Anthony O'Donnell's Uncle Sam, is a lovely study of neutered ineffectualness.
I've got a lovely study full of books, great desk, but I just can't.
"A Young Maidservant" (circa 1660), done during Sweerts's later northern period, is a lovely study of a shy, unworldly country girl who has everything to learn.
Even those of us who struggle with a very basic knowledge of the history of science can grasp what Leroi is teaching us in this often lovely study.
By contrast the German dance (to an andante melody of immense sweetness), for Ms. Sylve and three men, is a lovely study in changing quartet harmonies.
He has pinned a set of lovely studies of flowers drawn on paper napkins from 1992 directly to a new mural-scale wall painting -- a pinwheel design painted in dark, camouflage-patterned hues -- as if to say that time for an artist may not be the same as it is for art administrators.
For #museum101 we offer these lovely studies of exhumed corpses, possibly by Jacuqes-Hippolyte Van der Burch @AberUni @AberArtSchool colls pic.twitter.com/V2FuwH4AkR.
My first impression: This deceptively slim book is a lovely case study of clear, succinct writing.
Now the play — along with Eileen Atkins's lovely character study "Vita and Virginia," about Woolf's relationship with the aristocratic Vita Sackville-West — is being presented at the Grolier Club in conjunction with an exhibition of Woolfiana — photographs, letters, and ephemera — called "This Perpetual Fight: Love and Loss in Virginia Woolf's Intimate Circle".
They had favorite places around the house, stations that they visited: the piano with its glass dish of meltaway mints; the base of the dining-room table, where a town of blocks and thimbles was set up; a giant jar of change in the sewing room, too heavy to lift but lovely to study; and the aquarium full of fish, into whose gawping mouths they took turns dropping the minutest bits of food.
