Sentence examples for because of its nice from inspiring English sources

It works well because of its nice, comfy texture.

Traffic is heavier now than when they first moved to town in 1997 and restaurants are more crowded, but Mrs. Meyler said she remains loyal to Ridgefield because of its "nice little center and community feel".

HP hopes that because of its nice looks and quiet demeanor, the Firebird could be considered a really nice HTPC — thus, the featureless front and the HDMI-out, handy if you want to make this your media box.

Pioneer Drilling, which provides drilling services to oil and gas exploration and production companies, gets a thumbs-up from the Zweig strategy because of its modest P/E (9.7), nice balance between revenue and earnings growth, and lack of debt, among other reasons.

He conceded that it was painful to be described as "a merchant of death," and he sometimes worried that he rationalized what he did for a living because of his "nice salary".

Arlington puts Amazon in striking distance of DC — it is only three miles away from the city, Amazon notes — which is a huge market for the company in terms of government procurement and its AWS business, but perhaps even more importantly because of its increasing need to play nice with regulators.

In addition, "We saw no decrease in cognition," says Weil. "This is a nice study because of its large sample size and the rigor of data collection," says Michael Shannon, a medical toxicologist at Children's Hospital in Boston.

One could easily call it dull, but "understated" feels like a better fit because of how nice it feels.

Kabocha squash absorbs flavors beautifully and is especially well suited for salads because of the nice way it absorbs tart dressings.

It's rather hard to recall, but I know I was addicted to the game for hours because of the nice graphics it had for that time.

She was on her way home!" "Because of some nice guy that phoned it in and was ignored by the incident room the messages were never passed on.