Sentence examples for a nice account from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a nice account" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a description or narrative that is pleasant or enjoyable, often in the context of storytelling or reporting. Example: "She gave a nice account of her travels through Europe, capturing the beauty of each city she visited."
Pérez-Armendáriz (2014, p.75) provides a nice account of the wide range of topics typically covered by trans-border conversations.
Today's Independent, among others, has a nice account of a contentious academic debate among the United Kingdom's geographers, which has culminated in a vote by Royal Geographical Society members to not support large-scale scientific expeditions.
Since this bookkeeping is in some situations too difficult or sometimes also of not so much use, Borel [56] proposed (in a way which is similar in spirit to the one of Grothendieck) to consider a generalization of the cohomology of the quotient (see [173] for a nice account of the theory and its applications in algebraic geometry).
Reviewing Isolarion: A Different Oxford Journey, for the NYT's "Armchair Traveler" column, Richard B. Woodward gives a nice account of the making of James Attlee's unconventional new travelogue: Stricken with ennui during commutes to his publishing job in London, was tempted to set out on an adventure far outside cellphone range of his wife and children.
Barry Priddy, 60, a Louisville driver, agrees, an old 401(k) account having come and gone: "I had $15,000 saved up at one time". Tom Kennedy, 64, a driver in Livonia, Mich., joined Paladin before the ESOP and thus has a nice account balance.
Tharoor's book is informative and amiable, and there are some good set pieces in it--for instance, a nice account told as an exemplary tale of a childhood playmate of Tharoor's, an "untouchable" boy, who makes good later in life, rising to the upper levels of the Indian civil service.
Carnap judged Heidegger's lecture to turn on a series of unverifiable statements, and thus to be a paradigm case of metaphysical nonsense (Carnap 1932/1959; for an nice account and analysis of the disagreement between Heidegger and Carnap, see Critchley 2001).
************************* A nice accounting of Yasmina Reza's curious short play The Unexpected Man is taking place at Shakespeare & Company under Seth Gordon's understated directing and in Christopher Hampton's translation from the French.
It also gives a nicer account for why in an ergative language, a transitive object must shift out of VP though it can receive Case in its base position from a local transitive v, as already illustrated in 1.
Such accounts have a nice story to tell about the relationship between credential states and partial intentions they are species of the same genus, in the sense that they involve not full but partial commitment to the proposition or action in question.
The film below is a really nice account of what it felt like to be part of that; and Phil's reaction at the end, when the final result from LHC run 1 data was produced, might be a bit of a surprise.
