Sentence examples for a quite nice from inspiring English sources

That's a quite nice little wind-down.

If you think a quite nice voice is enough for a good career, you're definitely wrong.

You "settle down to a quite nice life and think yourself still on the left", which as Andrew skilfully delineates, no longer means much really, other than buying the Guardian.

This has to be the ultimate example of a fashion trend being for those in the know because, whereas your fashion friends will be impressed that you manage to buy the Chloé tracksuit top, to everyone else you just spent over a grand on a quite nice trackie top.

For now, bitcoin fans are having a quite nice time.

Not only that, it seems to me that Skype already has a quite nice and functional application to do this type of thing.

"My rent for a quite-nice-but-small box room in a shared house is £540 per month – which is an extremely good price for London".

Selling out, in a sense, is quite nice when you are selling goods.

I look at the children here, and one sees a lot of quite nice children.

Anyway, the song is a cod-reggae snoozeathon and quite nice, if a bit slow.

We have a small menu, but I think it's quite nice, always a bit of a surprise.