Sentence examples for which lovely from inspiring English sources
Most of the time rhubarb ends up in crumbles - which, lovely though they are, don't seem quite right for warm spring days.
Following the rake's progress, Ms. Tillyard surveys, in arresting detail, the sexual stock exchange in which lovely young flower sellers and shopgirls traded up, thanks to patrons like Edward, to a life of luxury, notoriety and, in some cases, a nice pension.
What Sir Edward pores over is romantic verse especially that of Robert Burns, of whom he remarks, "His soul was the altar in which lovely woman sat enshrined"—plus those novels which "exhibit the progress of strong passion from the first germ of incipient susceptibility to the utmost energies of reason half-dethroned".
And which lovely starlet is actually spending her birthday celebrating Kim and Kris' nuptials?
More acutely attuned to the multilayered richness of existence, her collaged paintings, on which lovely poems are sometimes written, find magic in life's nooks and crannies.
She teaches me, too, which is lovely".
Which sounds lovely, except the devil is in the detail.
There were several local nurseries which had lovely displays.
He's back to -1, which is lovely to see.
It is a labyrinth of loopholes, which is lovely for tax lawyers but bad for America.
