They have examined and reexamined linguistic interpretations of the world we live in and so have become curators of our culture by the lovely example of making impossible choices.
In Britain in the 1880s, Philip Wilson Steer painted a small group of landscapes with figures that were among the earliest and loveliest examples of the fin de siècle style.
In the UK a lovely example of a delightful older female couple is in John Boyne's The Terrible Thing That Happened to Barnaby Brocket.
Ashbery's ingenuity is evident at many moments in the book, and an especially lovely example occurs in the same poem: he has translated Qu'on me loue enfin ce tombeau, blanchi à la chaux as "Let someone finally rent me this tomb, whited with quicklime".
And however the work is defined, it is a lovely example of the art of storytelling.
The poem is a lovely example of a familiar, maddening, ever-alluring paradox.
Richard Misrach's sea-and-sky scapes concentrate on the Golden Gate Bridge, that lovely example of 20th-century technology, at various times of day, in varying light.
Now a museum, the home remains a lovely example of a Gothic Revival cottage right down to our favorite detail, the arched windows.
This conditional view of economic policy is a lovely example of the aphorism that "when the facts change, I change my mind; what do you do?" It is usually attributed to Keynes, but some pedants say the first recorded version was uttered by Paul Samuelson, the Nobel laureate economist who happens to be Mr. Summers's uncle.
It's a lovely example of the past reaching out to the present, and vice versa, enriched of course by our own knowledge of Ms. Lansbury's storied past as an actress.
