Sample Sentences foridyllic (auto-selected)
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All in all, Narewka in the 1930s was a pretty idyllic place to grow up.† (source)
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A kitchen garden completed the idyllic picture of a country estate.† (source)
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A lot of it was really relaxed, almost idyllic.† (source)
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It looked like an old painting, but real—everything achingly idyllic in the morning light—and I thought about how wonderfully strange it would be to live in a place where almost everything had been built by the dead.† (source)
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The crowd of predominantly women conferred at that point, knowing that Himmel Street was not exactly the epitome of idyllic Molching living.† (source)
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In the 1980s, Middletown had a proud, almost idyllic downtown: a bustling shopping center, restaurants that had operated since before World War II, and a few bars where men like Papaw would gather and have a beer (or many) after a hard day at the steel mill.† (source)
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Nadia had long been, and would afterwards continue to be, more comfortable with all varieties of movement in her life than was Saeed, in whom the impulse of nostalgia was stronger, perhaps because his childhood had been more idyllic, or perhaps because this was simply his temperament.† (source)
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It stood like a monument on the hill, smack-dab in the middle of a little farming community called, idyllically, Spring Garden.† (source)
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Adam considered his friends—including Jeff, Heath Vance, and Richard Williams—an extension of his family, and they bonded like brothers in what all of them felt was an idyllic country-boy upbringing.† (source)
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An idyllic childhood, the piece says.† (source)
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But everything was not idyllic.† (source)
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I couldn't square my grandfather's idyllic stories with this nightmare house, nor the idea that he'd found refuge here with the sense of disaster that pervaded it.† (source)
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Let's explore what happened to send your family from that idyllic existence in Blount out into the night on that bus ....He could still remember his father's voice in the cellar that day, and the Ping-Pong ball like a small planet suspended in space, his father's voice holding him captive, enthralled—and yet a small part of him was isolated and alone, a part that was not Adam Farmer any longer but Paul Delmonte.† (source)
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In reality, the only thing that interested him on the drive was the pink marble Parthenon half hidden among leafy banana and mango trees, a luckless replica of the idyllic mansions on Louisiana cotton plantations.† (source)
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In the play, Camelot represents an oasis of idyllic happiness in a cold, hard world.† (source)
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Her studio greeted him like a memento of his past, his idyllic bachelor past.† (source)
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