Sentence examples for desire nicely from inspiring English sources

And even if Hannah Waddingham is oddly cast as his termagant wife, Natalie Walter as the object of his desire nicely mixes apprehension and lust.

Brezhnev's desire to clear house dovetailed nicely with pressure from the West to release Soviet Jews, and in the spring of 1972 Brodsky was given three weeks to pack his bags and board a plane to Vienna.

The technology fits nicely with Sun's desire to build lower-cost data centers.

But Gorsuch's desire to neuter agency determinations dovetails nicely with Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon's goal of "deconstruction of the administrative state".

This second-stage mirror-noise is, however, shaped by the NTF of the first stage, as mentioned in Section 4, and thus nicely attenuated on the desired signal bands.

"There may be something in my personality that doesn't feel comfortable getting along," he finally said -- an answer that nicely omits his equally strong desire to belong.

Very soon, Mari learns something else: that she has desires after all and they gel quite nicely with his.

The continuing trend toward "cocooning" -- in which people desire home, family and commitment -- seems to fit nicely with Vera Wang's image, he said.

Oh, Lord, the boy, nicely long and rigid, Chinese-finger-trapped by desire in his too-tight boxer shorts, wasn't circumcised.

Chaney's desire to play at a high speed might have fit nicely last season, when the Knicks had a legitimate third scorer in Glen Rice.

We think the Governor jumped the first hurdle nicely, with spirit and good humor, showing his desire to bring people together, which is urgently needed.