How do you use lovely in a sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use lovely in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for lovely.
- How lovely! (8)
- Lovely, lovely! (8)
- For she is lovely! (10)
- A pretty creature, even lovely! (8)
- Lovely weather! (8)
- Yes, lovely, Clare. (8)
- The day is so lovely. (22)
- What a lovely thing came in! (8)
- And she is gloriously lovely. (10)
- So lovely as you are, too!… (10)
- But it had been a lovely gallop. (8)
- It sounded so far away and lovely. (8)
- And you write such lovely letters. (10)
- And woman, lovely woman, reigns alone. (4)
- She and Jon would make a lovely couple. (8)
- It was so lovely to be alone with hounds! (8)
- Farewell, you dear, kind, good, lovely car! (9)
- How lovely she looked thanking the stranger! (10)
- Both knew the destination of that lovely nosegay. (22)
- There was a lovely smell, too, in his open window. (8)
- A delicious morning had followed the lovely night. (10)
- She had made Earth lovely to him and heaven human. (10)
- Was ever anything so lovely as she looked just then? (8)
- When the lovely Creature first entered the room, oh! (4)
- Her lovely eyes troubled the lids to hide their softness. (10)
- Tile and slate roofs develop warm, lovely tones with age. (17)
- And the hallucination colours it to seem a lovely heroism. (10)
- History to a young married lovely woman alone in the dark! (10)
- She was so lovely, and so lonely; and altogether it was such a coil! (8)
- It would be lovely, somewhere down by the river, or up here near you. (8)
- She was best in her character of lovely rebel accusing foul injustice. (10)
- She leans into his arms; she lets Her lovely shape be clasped: he fares. (10)
- We keep a gondola and go about leisurely seeing all the lovely things…. (14)
- However lovely the night, however sweet the lilac smelt-that never stopped! (8)
- That was a lovely creature coming down the hills over Granada on her mule. (10)
- A solemn glee possessed my mind at this gradual and lovely coming in of day. (2)
- She said it with an effect for the world outside of saying it was a lovely day. (9)
- Her presence makes every occasion festive; she is the symbol of lovely moments. (12)
- What I think would be perfectly lovely would be to inspire painters and musicians. (8)
- I never saw her look so confoundedly lovely as when that fellow came into the box. (10)
- If he was sweet and lovely to every one, how was he different to her except in degree? (9)
- She often went there, especially when her heart was stirred, and it was a lovely spot. (5)
- Her face seemed mysteriously lovely, and her eyes, lifted so quickly, mysteriously true. (8)
- I know that he did it out of the lovely generosity of nature which always took me in him. (9)
- All was lovely and foamlike above her, and there was a scent of old trunks, and of nettles. (8)
- Darkness was creeping on; the shadow-creature of his making drooped in its lovely motions. (12)
- A lovely stream, your river Thames, so calm and broad; it is like the spirit of your people. (8)
- She bobbed him a curtsey so lovely and smart, It shot like an arrow and fixed in his heart. (10)
- I chafed at the thought that one so young and lovely should meditate on human affairs at all. (10)
- The river country was lovely in those days of her own month, and June ached at its loveliness. (8)
- They sat there long, the evening was so lovely, watching the summer night come very slowly on. (8)
- Lover and friend came to no conclusion, except that so lovely a night was not given for slumber. (10)
- She looked lovely, flushed from her ride in the wind, and he had a longing to seize her in his arms. (8)
- The lovely times in that kitchen, in every nook of that old house and garden, would never come again! (8)
- They tell me he developed a lovely nose and perfect mouth, large enough to hold gingerly the biggest hare. (8)
- All the way the land was lovely, and as they drew near Nuremberg it grew enchanting, with a fairy quaintness. (9)
- Did Beauchamp at all desire to have those idly lovely adornments of riches, the Yacht and the Lady, swept away? (10)
- She had had no desire, no reaching out of her own, only a pleasure in the lovely qualities of things that were. (12)
- A large French window open [at Back], with a lovely view of a slight rise of fields and trees in August sunlight. (8)
- Although I have been acquainted with this charming Woman above fifteen Years, yet I never before observed how lovely she is. (4)
- Have a brilliant professor win the heart of a lovely sister-in-law of another member by a paper he reads before the Congress. (9)
- George and his lovely wife rejoiced with the other jubilant people, but they were happiest when they were alone with his mother. (5)
- Three weeks of separation from Lucy, and an excitement deceased, caused him to have soft yearnings for the dear lovely home-face. (10)
- In her bow to Evan, he beheld a lovely kindness more unique, if less precious, than anything he had ever seen on the face of Rose. (10)
- On that lovely Italo-American morning no ghost of these old dead embarrassments lingered within or without the Goethe garden-house. (9)
- Wilfrid marvelled to hear this titled and lovely woman speaking almost in tones of humility in reply to such outrageous insolence. (10)
- And he had spoken in such terms of Elizabeth as to leave Georgiana without the power of finding her otherwise than lovely and amiable. (4)
- What that revealed of her state of conscience and her nature, his efforts to preserve the lovely optical figure blocked his guessing. (10)
- Only still more sweet and lovely For those terrors on her brows, Those swift glances wild and brilliant, Those delicious panting vows. (10)
- The marriage was what is called a good one: both full of frolic, and he wealthy and rather handsome, and she quite lovely and spirited. (10)
- The tears streamed down her cheeks, and in her lovely humility he saw the baseness of that pride of his which had hitherto held him up. (10)
- The scene was wondrously beautiful, but Xanthe had not gone to the spring to gaze at the landscape; nay, she scarcely knew that it was lovely. (5)
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