Sentence examples for a nice use of from inspiring English sources

"Bracing" here is a nice use of that rueful English euphemism for something unpleasant that someone says is good for you.

Trefil knows how to tell a good tale, with just the right amount of science and a nice use of anecdote.

In a nice use of a local word meaning chatter, news or banter, the President described Northern Ireland as a place where "students lounge at cafes, asking each other, 'what's the craic?'" Sometimes, it seems, these interactions go beyond the stage of craic and the participants don't always remember to ask each other's religion.

There's also a nice use of such Paris locales as Père Lachaise Cemetery and Montmartre.

Which was a nice use of $7 of VICE's money, thank you Facebook God.

I'm starting to see more and more solar panels appearing on the sunny sides of roofs; if something economical can be designed to harvest fresh water from the air, it would make a nice use of the shadowed side.

If all goes well, the AP will rake in more revenue as a result of the partnership and Civil will have a nice use case of its blockchain-enabled licensing tool to show off.

A little too tasteful, but nice use of texture and greens.

Joy Episalla, Joy Garnett, Carrie Moyer, and Carrie Yamaoka — makes nice use of a famous 1630 sermon by John Winthrop, the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

She stayed on point — a consistently lean silhouette, the nice use of black vinyl (especially the kilts and as harnesslike tracing on black wool coats), and the blending of black or white vinyl with silk jersey for some great evening dresses.

Sometimes, of course, my opponent does receive "tells," but is soon revealed to be horrible: "nice use of an anagrammer, u cheater," my opponent sneers after I make a bingo.