Sentence examples for that a lovely from inspiring English sources

But it worked so well, he added, that a lovely kind of St. Francis moment occurred.

The revelation is shocking, because sex between adults and minors is always shocking, like the discovery that a lovely patch of green is surrounded by pools of throw-up: adults are meant to protect children, not fuck them.

Or perhaps it was the stunning impossibility that a lovely and talented young woman might meet an available man who shares her interest in jazz and her poetic spirit, who is tall and handsome and well spoken and polite.

Leading the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Mr. Norrington made an enthusiastic case for the music, conducting the symphonies in particular as if they were exotic delicacies, and ending a couple with a three-quarter turn to the audience — arms wide, raised eyebrows and an engaging smile — as if to say, "Wasn't that a lovely surprise?" Some were.

Isn't that a lovely story?

A reading list in place of an obituary: isn't that a lovely thought?

In contrast, he considered "Criminal Intent" the worst song, but said that "even that has a lovely, draggy vibe".

(60) That was a lovely drink, that was.

'There was no possibility of taking a walk that day.' That's a lovely moderate beginning.

She begins with a meditation on aging and vanity that has a lovely, dry self-awareness.

"If you go for walks with a friend in the countryside, that is a lovely experience.