Sentence examples for but rather nice from inspiring English sources

Quite gentle then, but rather nice.

These are the kind of things that aren't must-haves, but rather nice flourishes that give the app some flair.

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It's not awful but "really rather nice" that she doesn't have parents because there's "no one to tell her to go to bed just when she's having the most fun and no one to make her take cod liver oils when she felt like eating peppermints".

Sounds ghoulish, but it is rather nice.

But the next morning, as I drove around the Washington suburbs, I saw not one but two cars — rather nice cars, as it happens — festooned with the Obama campaign bumper sticker "got hope?" And I relapsed into moroseness.

"Well I know he had his hands in my knickers," says 80-year-old Gay, "but um and I know I remember thinking it was rather nice, but no, no, no [laughs] so obviously he, he touched the right spot".

Idealism is great, but money is also rather nice.

The pictures looked natural and rather nice, but the words were less than convincing.

I thought this one was rather nice, but one comment was that it looked "too much like a science textbook cover".

And not a flea-pit type of cinema either, but one of those rather nice ones with comfortable seats and a restaurant attached.