Sentence examples for something so lovely from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure how something so lovely can come from such a gory legend!

For a modern viewer it is hard to fathom that something so lovely should be designed to celebrate such an abhorrent practice.

There is something so lovely about self-belief that runs that deep — self-belief that exists (if not thrives) in total opposition to other, more obvious forces.

Soon it will be gone, and all that will be left is a question: Why on earth did he call something so lovely such a peculiar name?

CHANEL LIPSTICK There is something so lovely and grown-up about the smell of Chanel lipstick that when I try it on I do a face, the face of somebody putting on Chanel lipstick.

There are some that display all the subtle grasp of colour harmonies you might expect of a Shetland Terrier, but then you turn a corner and see something so lovely that you know at once that an artist's eye is at work.

Well, leaf mould, to be precise: the jasmine and tough old ivy leaves had rotted down to something so soft and lovely, it felt like butter.

Think of it as the opposite of the "broken windows" theory in criminology: when people see that such care has been taken with something so perishable and lovely, they start to treat the place with care themselves.

"The nomination from something that is so lovely to happen in my life, especially this time in my life.

This engaging and regal practice is more about the elevation of materials through the deft skill of the artist, the surprise discovery that something so civilized and lovely could be made from simple origins on the strengths of the alchemical magic of what an artist does.

It is a marvel that something so delicate and lovely holds water, can be the vessel for the stuff of life itself, and that it can last forever if lovingly cared for.