The phrase "a nice sight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something visually pleasing or attractive that one sees.
Example: "The sunset over the mountains was truly a nice sight, filling the sky with vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "a beautiful view" or "a lovely scene."
"I have seen the actual injury and it is not a nice sight to be honest.
They are not a nice sight to observe, and are called shabby by anyone that looks at them.
Nathan with an underling onstage, an understudy or someone who's not up to it, is not a nice sight.
It's a nice sight, but without the somewhat unlikely scenario of cops refusing orders or even an informal organisation of cops endorsing the ideas of the 99% movement, the moment for potential solidarity will pass as tensions escalate.
The crash is a nice sight, but it's about the behaviour of the vehicle itself," says Thomas Fischer, head of research and development at BeamNG.
I just thank God, cross my heart, that I have not dropped so low that I could be hospitalized or anything, but I've seen people who have been hospitalized and it's not a nice sight The heavily medicated, they look like zombies, you know, and I just thank God it hasn't happened to me yet".
"Getting old in the fashion world is not a very nice sight.
Someone could have been seriously hurt and it was not a very nice sight or situation".
The notes smelled a bit dank when he tipped them out on the bedroom floor, but it was a nice big sight, all right.
You'll find a nice line of sight at dusk and more than 40 margaritas ($7 to $35) at the Ore House restaurant (50 Lincoln Avenue; 505-983-8687; www.orehouseontheplaza.com), which draws a sedate, lingering crowd to its terrace facing the plaza.
During her numerous curtain calls, in which the crypt was removed from sight (a nice touch), a stream of principal dancers paid homage to Ms. Ferri with bouquets and kisses.
