Sentence examples for only lovely from inspiring English sources

The Christmas tree is not only lovely, but may be an anxiety-relief valve.

Perkins seemed the only lovely thing in life that cost nothing, asked nothing, and gave only pleasure.

When considered this way a single Ming wall panel covered with flowers, for example, is not only lovely to look at, but also a technical tour de force.The French word cloisons means partitions.

Nespresso's velvety crema and its darkling thimble of ristretto daily give me the illusion I am a sophisticated continental, living in caffeinated leisure at a pavement cafe where only lovely things – passionate dalliances, superb cakes – are on today's menu.

Because the friend couldn't read Japanese, to him the lights were only lovely designs of shapes and colours: he was unaware they spelled out such unaesthetic messages as Coca-Cola or Drink Beer.

You have beautiful rice, a handsome customer recently told her, and the rice is in fact not only lovely to behold but also to taste (it's cooked just right, in two entrée-enhancing versions: tossed with cumin, carrots, and peas, or topped with corn and flavored with cilantro and poblanos).

To the baseball-bitten the box score is not only informative, pictorial, & gossipy, but lovely in aesthetic structure.

It was not only a lovely sight but also a spectacle of awesome agricultural bounty.

It features not only a lovely cod-metal lightning strike but a horse and a car (a mustang and a Mustang!) playing a game of chicken.

No cut-down violin sections here, no conversational fineness between instruments: there was only big, lovely sound and articulation hidden in a fog of imprecision.

Mr. Edger caught not only the lovely moment of impact but also two very fine pictures of the wounded, still bloody, still dazed.