Sentence examples for and how nice from inspiring English sources

The phrase "and how nice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a positive reaction or appreciation towards something that has been mentioned or observed.
Example: "She brought homemade cookies to the meeting, and how nice it was to see everyone enjoying them."
Alternatives: "and how lovely" or "and how pleasant".

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And how nice to have someone record the sounds that no notebook can ever capture.

And how nice it is to hear that rebel voice again.

And how nice that nearby was the bread and the milk and a walnut snuffbox full of tobacco!

It's a series of anecdotes about how hard they worked and how nice people were to them.

And how nice that John Bayley can meet his semifictional characters and can watch them give him widower's love.

From inside the cubicle I could hear two girls discussing Dan and how nice they thought he was.

But then I thought of my father, and how nice it would have been to share the moment with him.

The old man only smiled and thought how charming children were and how nice this little girl was.

And how nice will that be, all three of us, eating at the same time?" "Very nice," says Holly.

Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-a-Lot, because he talks about big butts and how nice they are.

And how nice to see Helen Baxendale for the first time in ages, not counting the Morrisons ads.

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