Sentence examples for far from nice from inspiring English sources
As a result, both the economy's short-term and longer-term prospects are far from nice.
A comic, moving, sometimes disturbing book of essays about the author's Ukrainian Jewish heritage; parts of it are far from nice but engagingly brave.
It was in 1297 that François Grimaldi and his Guelph supporters seized the fortress in that tiny corner of the south of France, not far from Nice.
I was let down – though it's one of those childhood moments that's stuck with me, and to this day I stay as far from "nice" as I can when writing.
On the right, Republicans tend to be "leave me alone" types who want immigrants and their houses located as far away from nice suburbs as possible.For the moment, the benefits to existing NIMBY householders of not building enough new homes outweigh the economic cost to new migrants.
Joey might be the game's "hero," but he's far from a nice guy.
Not the nastiest, but far from the nicest.
IT WAS a crabby week in Europe, culminating in a half-agreement in Amsterdam which, far from drawing a nice clear map of the European Union's future, left a vista of blank spaces on a dog-eared document and scowls on the faces of many of the continent's leaders (see article).
It's not far from where that one somewhat nice shoe store used to be, back when there were no other somewhat nice shoe stores.
It was so nice, so far from my world.
