Sentence examples for a nice proportion of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a nice proportion of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a specific quantity or ratio of something that is considered favorable or satisfactory. Example: "A nice proportion of the participants expressed their satisfaction with the event."
Dr. Spencer Fifield had an internal-medicine practice that consisted of a nice proportion of businessmen and their wives, plus a rather large assortment of what Spencer's colleagues referred to as "Fifield's screwballs".
Laura Scudder's all-natural old-fashioned nutty tastes extra toasty; Trader Joe's crunchy salted makes dough balls that hold their shape well; and Whole Foods' 365 crunchy has a nice proportion of chopped nuts.
Even in tournament play, with the luck of the deal eliminated, there is an element of chance, blended with skill in a nice proportion.
It's a nice proportion; the shape has lightened and matured from concept to production".
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In 1973, while the court heard arguments during the National League Championship Series, Justice Potter Stewart passed a note to Justice Harry A. Blackmun that exhibited a nice sense of proportion.
For others, he took cheap toy soldiers and detergent bottles and blew them to giant proportions — a nice echo of the throwaway style he first saw at Fiorucci, not to mention the enlarging process he put his own treasure through.
SMC and NICE recommend a similar proportion of drugs.
Franz von Holzhausen, design director for Mazda North America, said Mr. Lee's model had "a really nice balance of proportion, of sense of movement, of controlled chaos and quietness".
Mr. Magnenet, a tall and beautifully proportioned dancer, brought a nice mix of rough pleasure, virile grace and musical spontaneity to his discovery of his three muses and his godlike gifts.
