Sentence examples for obvious lovely from inspiring English sources

If I ever want to help aspiring actors, female or male, I will urge them to study the life and work of Karen Black, including, for reasons obvious, lovely and enduring, the fine art of packing a suitcase.

The story is simple and obvious enough: a lovely young teenager, Jesse (Fanning) comes to Los Angeles, wanting to be a fashion model.

He often compared me to the obvious, and that was lovely.

The most obvious explanation is the lovely back garden, a serene space bordered by beds of lavender and leafy heucheras, shaded by striped umbrellas and brightened at night by strings of amber lights.

Snowdrops and catkins are more obvious indicators, as is the lovely see-sawing call of the great tit, a sound indelibly linked to balmy days in mid-February.

McAlpine resumed by stating that "Love Story", although obvious, a bit dramatic, and probably targeted towards younger audiences, was just lovely and that Swift proved herself a true princess of pop with the song.

Campbell-Johnston has a written a lovely book, gusted along by her obvious empathy for her subject.

Of course she wants the obvious - to spend the day with her lovely family.

But Lovely* is very matter of fact; it's obvious that she doesn't think her situation is uncommon.

Lovely and ambitious idea – installations by a not-too-obvious selection of architects, to explore the sensory qualities of building.

"I don't know, maybe because it's not one of the big obvious ones, I think it's fun to hear people having a go and it's a lovely occasion.