Sentence examples for thoroughly lovely from inspiring English sources

Describe him in three words Thoroughly lovely chap.

Batley captain Keegan Hirst made an appearance and although he came across as a thoroughly lovely lad, it didn't go too well with his blind date, selfie-obsessed Paddy from Stroud.

Jane Freilicher is a New York treasure whose breezily gawky, thoroughly lovely landscapes, cityscapes, and still-lifes, painted at her apartment on lower Fifth Avenue and at her house in Water Mill, on Long Island, have been keeping us intimate company for some sixty years.

By Peter Schjeldahl Jane Freilicher is a New York treasure whose breezily gawky, thoroughly lovely landscapes, cityscapes, and still-lifes, painted at her apartment on lower Fifth Avenue and at her house in Water Mill, on Long Island, have been keeping us intimate company for some sixty years.

Now The Trip to Bountiful is revived at the Stephen Sondheim (on the site of the demolished -- save the façade -- Henry Miller's) in a thoroughly lovely production, directed by Michael Wilson with all the sensitivity the play requires.

After visit in the lovely White House thoroughly rested and at peac with one another.

With a bowl of water, rinse the ketchup off the jewellery and dry thoroughly to reveal your lovely clean silver, all thanks to the natural acid found in the tomatoes!

Photographer Chris Jelf, who took the picture, said: "I thoroughly enjoyed photographing a very lovely family, although you have to be sharp, as you don't have long when there are two young children involved.

Its vivid evocation of a lovely summer day is thoroughly delightful, a welcome counterpoint to Bell's formalist discipline.

Remarkably, it was also very funny – you can charge what you like in a guinea-pig-themed cafe, apparently – not least in showing the always-lovely Olivia Colman as a thoroughly nasty piece of work.

There is no doubt that Anderson is charming and lovely company, nor that the audience are thoroughly enjoying basking in the love that flows from performer to audience and back again.