Sentence examples for prettiest fish from inspiring English sources

Ken Schultz's Fishing Encyclopedia, a reference book sacred to anglers, while gushing over the brook trout as "among the prettiest fish in the world," derides the lake trout's "distended belly".

The peacock flounder (Bothus lunctus) isn't the prettiest fish around, but that hasn't stopped the Caribbean octopus (Macrotritopus defillipi) from trying to look like it.

Sparkling fresh mackerel is such a pretty fish.

"I'll just wave at the fish," she muttered with a shy smile, "because they are pretty fish".

I needed to know why the guys on television fishing shows always coo, "nice fish, pretty fish" no matter what they pull out of the water.

I couldn't bear the thought of eating one of those pretty fish, so I asked if they had anything else on the menu.

I don't know if it was the absence of a fish head in my broth, but my pretty fish remained submerged in a splashing puddle.

Eventually the poor sod has to gather their clothes off the floor (I don't remember them coming off), walk out, and give a brief statement in front of some pretty fish tanks about their broken dreams.

Until they come up, one day, with something like "It's no trouble at all to poach a bit of sole in wine, then garnish it with whole cooked shrimp to serve as a first course and show off your pretty fish forks!" Statements like this make you realize that some of these people have a great respect for the truth — in fact, too much respect to use it just any old time.

"Not really a very pretty fish," I remarked.

In fact, many a significant other has been chastised for being too easily distracted by the other pretty fish in the sea.