Sentence examples for lovingly observed from inspiring English sources

The whole of Sweden forms the adventure's backdrop: landscapes, seascapes and towns enriching and informing the narrative, while agriculture and animal life are carefully and lovingly observed.

And in the genre of floral still life, at which the Song excelled, artists zoom in for lovingly observed close-ups of nature.

It is kept supplied with beer and food, but the looks and leanings of a dog lovingly observed are nowhere to be found.

IRVING PENN Penn, master of the still-life — and virtually every other photographic genre he puts his hand to — has only ten small-scale pictures in his new show, but each is so intensely, lovingly observed that it deserves its own room.

The obituary is full of lovingly observed details that make Stamps's personality jump off the page.

King is the evening's least satisfying figure, a sacrificial hero who is more a strapping archetype than a proper character, without the lovingly observed idiosyncrasies that make the others come alive.

Casey's portrayal of that patch of South County is carefully observed, lovingly rendered and delicately parsed — a full-throated celebration of the natural world.

The misogyny in his books is so lovingly drawn, so beautifully and convincingly observed.

Ellie Piercy is excellent as Mrs Holroyd: her body is weighed down by domestic toil but her face is an expressive guide to her conflicting emotions, and she is sharp enough to observe, when Blackmore lovingly tends her wounded husband, "You only do it to play on my feelings".

Moreover, the limited selection of intellectual and aesthetic tools at the disposal of our artists is ultimately of great reward to the beholder, for it engages our deductive faculties in a healthy, edifying game of "what's up with that?" You are invited to observe Figure 1, lovingly crafted by the enigmatic Maité.

The close-set, odd-angled buildings of Paris are lovingly rendered, as are the gargoyles of Notre Dame, who solemnly observe a climactic sequence of high-altitude score settling.