Sentence examples for some very lovely from inspiring English sources

They said some very lovely things to me about how I've changed their lives and careers.

Nonetheless, there are some very lovely things here, including Nick Kourtides's superb sound design.

"It was a bit rocky, [but] there are some very lovely and silly things in it" – new Bafta fellow Michael Palin talks Python and more.

The pictures weren't that much of a nuisance either; they included some very lovely atmospherics from the cameraman, Ian Salvage, who'd managed to make industrial Antwerp look beautifully bleak.

Early sample photos suggest this kind of scattershot approach at social photography could have some very lovely results, too, so I'll be more interested to see how the Narrative Clip gets used by its first batch of owners as they set out to leave no stone undocumented.

It's a very interesting challenge with this film which has got some very lovely text by Taylor, to also allow the spaces for the sort of silent communication while not boring the audience with really long pause.

— would star some of the original cast members and a new generation of characters, one of whom is an actress I've had the pleasure of working with on and off for quite some time, the very lovely Jordana Brewster.

Inevitably, one of the guys will start humming 'Moon River' or 'Moonlight in Vermont' (several SEALs are former members of the Whiffenpoofs), and I have to tell you that, while it might not seem funny now, it's pretty funny when it's happening, because there's no moon, and before you know it we're all humming, and some of the guys have very lovely voices.

I have quite a few friends involved in music in some way or another, and they're all very lovely.

The culmination of the love story, in the very last scene, while a touch abrupt, is very lovely.

It is very lovely.