Sentence examples for exceedingly nice from inspiring English sources

They also happened to be exceedingly nice, inviting us onto their bus.

David J. O'Reilly, those who know him contend, is an exceedingly nice man.

As I write this, there is an exceedingly nice technician from Northpoint in my office, where he has been the last two hours.

As famous singers go, King has always seemed exceedingly nice — more Janis Ian than Janis Joplin — and her book's humble granola-and-chardonnay prose is about as earnest as you'd expect from the songwriter behind "You've Got a Friend".

He also covers other durable conservative tropes such as the Greatest Generation, hard-working families, and a time when Americans still made things — but, throughout, he does what he's always done, which is to sound like an exceedingly nice guy who just wants to make people happy.

Not surprisingly, those that have testified so far say they were exceedingly nice to Omar Khadr.

(She is married to the screenwriter Nick Pileggi, widely known to be a very nice, exceedingly accomplished person).

Many buyers want to be nice, so they leave exceedingly generous reviews.

An exceedingly pleasant album full of relaxing tunes, nice harmonies and heartwarming imagery.

Just know that this exceedingly naughty, though in the end disarmingly nice, show is devised by the minds behind "South Park" and that risqué "Sesame Street" for theater-loving adults, "Avenue Q".

And in another nice touch, after its exploration of an exceedingly macabre piece of presidential history, the show concludes with a respectful segment on why Lincoln still looms so large.