Sentence examples for gives nice from inspiring English sources

The Ryan budget, which will become the official G.O.P. budget just as soon as the Republican majority in the House gets a chance to vote on it, gives nice big tax breaks to the wealthy.

Mrs. Clinton had spent the previous week mercilessly deriding Mr. Obama as a guy who gives nice, vague speeches but who isn't versed in the finer points of governing.

Such an A-list clientele, Wooten suggests, gives NICE a considerable edge over smaller, lesser-known rivals.

It's a nice race circuit and usually it gives nice racing, but I know it as well as any others.

Also the third-stage conjugate-noise (MFI stemming from the quantization error) is well attenuated, e.g., due to the digital filter H 3 D [ z ] = NTF 1 D [ z ] NTF 2 D [ z ] ∕ STF 3 D [ z ], which gives nice attenuation on the interesting frequency bands.

This gives nice, clean avocado slices with no mess.

"You cook the fat inside," he said, "it's going to give nice flavor".

Most of the people who worked there were young, and they gave nice tips.

Let's give NICE a bigger remit.

Heat maps of Cα torsion angle give nice graphical representations of processes described by the MD simulations.

As compared to the data shown in Figure 3, only the first two data sets give "nice" PSD curves.