Sentence examples for really lovely thing from inspiring English sources

"That it is so hard to get here is the really lovely thing about this place".

"The really lovely thing about it was that people from Linda's food company would say, 'Oh, Quorn is coming out with a burger', and she would say, 'Great!' Which was fabulous.

Something as delicate as snipe can be cooked entirely on the surface of a stove: you're working with it in the pan, cooking it carefully in foaming butter, and it's a really lovely thing to be able to do.

"And that's a really lovely thing," she says, "but there's also a side where I go home and wonder 'Do people think that they know me?'" A Creature I Don't Know is released on Virgin on 12 September.

To the well-deserved chorus of praise for this funny, honest, immensely ambitious book, let me add only that the really lovely thing about its account of decades of intertwined lives is how beautifully constructed it is, taking place, especially early on, in several different periods at once, so that while time teaches much, the exuberant sameness of relationships persists on the page, too.

The really lovely thing about The Frog For Whom the Bell Tolls is that it's openly referenced in Link's Awakening, as Richard turns up from that game and asks you to take back his castle.

You see some really lovely things.

The whole process was incredible and the fact that it's being loved in this way is really a lovely thing.

It's really a lovely thing to behold.

His tapes are in my dressing room before I go out on stage because the tenderness of his singing is really a lovely thing.

That's really a huge, lovely thing for me, that I can go out from time to time and do this and really get to play in a woodshed that is in the backyard of your upbringing.