Sentence examples for nothing lovely from inspiring English sources

Change nothing, lovely old pub.

The public saw nothing lovely in this pallid, long-nosed woman with her prominent chin and superior smile.

But a few blocks from the park, there was nothing lovely about the hostile banners that neighbors had posted outside the children's new house.

But there was nothing lovely about the raw sewage that pipes there discharged into the Hudson River — some 120 million gallons a day — from Wednesday to Friday night, when the plant returned to treating sewage.

"Nothing lovelier can be found in Woman, than to study household good".

Like this one, from "Troopers, Behind the Badge," a book by John Stark, quoting Sgt. First Class Phillip Gentleman Phil O'Reillyly, who patrolled on a Harley Davidson in the 1940's: "The patrols were beautiful On a spring day, there was nothing lovelier than riding through the countryside".

"I have nothing but lovely memories of him.

The teenage Roth character who enlists in Just Folks is shipped off to a Kentucky tobacco farm, where his Christian host, like many of the non-Jews in "The Plot Against America," is nothing but lovely.

"There are certain expectations – even ones we make of ourselves – to live up to but I think there's nothing more lovely than a woman who looks her age.

All I could come up with was, 'Well, if you're looking for a different demographic, I can take you to a strip club.'" Luckily for a mortified Theron, Obama was "nothing but lovely" about her gaffe - not that it made her feel any better.

Well, Justin Fletcher, aka the Hardest Working Man in Showbusiness, the Parents' Saviour, CBeebies' Dimpled god, a slapstick genius who hosts a show entirely devoted to special needs kids, the only man ever to be interviewed by the Guardian and get almost nothing but lovely comments from the cynical Comment Is Free crew.