Sentence examples for effectively nice from inspiring English sources

"Being an effectively nice co-worker is superior to trying to hold a stubborn line," said Denice Loritsch.

So there was effectively a nice reply-all chain where instead of saying "unsubscribe" people were attaching photos of their passports.

Using either the metal clip mount, or the included Velcro attachment kit, you fasten it either to your sun visor or dash, effectively adding a nice big Home button to the in-car controls in a place that's easy to reach without taking your eyes off the road.

Whether or not these people are truly as preoccupied with finding "true love" as they say they are, they have signed up to what is effectively a very nice hetero-romance-prison for up to eight weeks, with Caroline Flack as some sort of cupid-cum-prison-guard, and nothing to do or talk or think about beyond the true nature of attraction.

Some of them possessed the Odour of Sanctity, which effectively meant they smelled really nice - miraculous in the Middle Ages, not so tough in the Age of Antiperspirant.

The latter are effectively action figures with very nice articulation.

This is a nice feature that effectively creates a dock that hides when you're not using it, where apps that you have open can sit for easy swapping.

I'll never be James Bond myself, but it was nice of him, effectively, to let me drive his car.

There is a way of beating ISIS so easily, so quickly, so effectively, and it would be so nice.

The Jets had a nice stretch in which they effectively mixed in Leon Washington and the rookie tight end Dustin Keller.

"What's going on here is effectively social cleansing to make London a nice 'clean' place for the rich," he said.