Sentence examples for making it lovely from inspiring English sources

And in her music, too, Susannah seemed to have found a way to live with disappointment, to manage disillusion by making it lovely.

Mr. Schannen pointed out, however, that its red stems make it lovely even when not in bloom.

It is not architecturally marvelous, but its social and environmental workings make it lovely.

"You've already made it lovely for me because I was able to share".

The vertical quilting makes it lovely and warm and the hood keeps off unwanted rain, while the spotted cotton lining and contrasting zips give a hint of colour.

"The family have tried to make it lovely," said Jenny, "we have planted trees and laid out paths and every April we come here at the time of the Qingming festival to tidy the grave, and make the report to the ancestors".

Trails crisscross the grounds, making it a lovely place to explore.

Yet all of this seems very far away as I walk through St Catherine's Passage, its archways, snow-covered cobbles and artisan workshops making it the loveliest street in a city where loveliness is the bare minimum.

The soft radius tends to encapsulate some kind of niche, making it into a lovely destination point of added interest.

Its assertive flavor makes it a lovely finishing touch for cheeses, soups, grain dishes and braised meats.

"I hadn't known of its existence, which made it a lovely surprise.