Sentence examples for indeed nice from inspiring English sources
(New York values, indeed: Nice little convention you have here; be a shame if anything happens to it).
Indeed, Nice drew up fresh guidelines for this new wave of drugs last year and has since approved half of them.
It is indeed nice to have a few more of Louis Ferdinand's works (including that Opus 6 Quartet and the Opus 2 Piano Trio) available, in fluent performances by Context, a period-instrument ensemble led by the violinist Sergiu Luca.
And when Arkadina makes her entrance, as a stage diva should, swanning down a staircase, don't be surprised if a welcoming serenade starts up in your head, like the one sung by those dancing waiters to the star of "Hello, Dolly!" For it is indeed nice to have this Oscar-winning actress back where she belongs.
The Otto is, indeed, nice looking, but I'm not entirely convinced that aesthetics are currently that big a driving force in lock purchasing at the moment.
In the United Kingdom, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) is charged with the difficult task of assessing new and existing medical technologies, and making recommendations that guide the coverage decisions of the national health care service (NHS), which pays for almost all patient care in the U.K. Indeed, NICE is often held up as a model for IPAB to follow.
Indeed, NICE-SUGAR, a large randomized, multi-center trial performed in 6,104 ICU patients, demonstrated that intensive glucose control (81 to 108 mg/dl) increased mortality when compared to conventional glucose control [ 9].
That title, taken from an alias he once assumed, cheerfully invites us to take seriously the idea that he is, indeed, Mr Nice, that the drugs he was importing were the nice, soft, hippyish ones – distinct from harder substances – and that he personally never did anything nasty, which makes him a very rare drug-smuggler indeed.
Indeed, the nice thing about spam, some sociologists say, is that everyone can hate it.
