Sentence examples for lovely trait from inspiring English sources

If you can dismiss failure and be in control of success like that, it's a lovely trait to have".

A lovely trait that the soul portrays is that of forgiveness, it is always willing to embrace us even after we have left it alone and abandoned it for a little or long time.

That these lovely traits exist outside of the exchange market of human frailties — that they exist at all, in fact — would have been news to Henry James or, for that matter, to Jane Austen; it is almost hard to conceive of the novel as a genre without the idea that human virtues are always tactical, and spent with the expectation of handsome returns.

"To see the emergence of this lovely and distinctive character trait is a goal that we seek to achieve in our chardonnay each year.

Walter's age and obtuseness suggest the Professor from "Uncle Vanya," who also returns with a much younger woman, with whom lovely Nell shares many traits.

No matter how big their blog might be, all bloggers are lovely – it's like some kind of inherent trait!

The frequent references to them as ' lovely, kind' people emphasised the centrality of this trait.

There are lovely scallion pancakes to start, only greasy insofar as this is a desirable trait in a scallion pancake.

The conversation started well and they were, of course, lovely people who were incredibly generous with their time and resources; a common trait among mission trip participants I've met over the years.

Just to see that he was just perfect, you know I checked everything out, his skin was lovely, he had ten fingers and ten toes (Julia) Several participants talked about identifying family traits in their stillborn baby.

Despite the camps all having a different feel, they share some similar traits: namely, the loveliest staff.