Sentence examples for it rather nicer from inspiring English sources
Stag Stornaway water biscuits with salt and black pepper £2.72 for 150g ★★★★☆ While I'm not saying the classic water biscuit can be bettered as a crispy, bland foil for cheese, these perfectly seasoned, slightly chunkier versions are definitely in the same champions' league, and, dare I say it, rather nicer plain or with a simple slick of butter.
"I just spent the holidays refurbishing an old Moulton bicycle, and I needed a chain guard so I 3D printed it, and it looks rather nice," he says.
"Initially, I thought it was a bit weird of you to offer," says Maria, a Brighton resident, "but now I think it was rather nice; it's made me feel a little happier".
It's rather nice, isn't it?
It's rather nice to imagine it plodding round his cramped cabin as he set about cataloguing his Galapagos specimens.
It's rather nice to have it on one record, where you get both things.
I think it's rather nice that a little Jewish girl has it now.
In the beginning it was rather nice to have your film talked about, but suddenly the tide turned and although it did well at the box office, we were dogged by a lot of anger that the film generated.
The Independent's tasters were not utterly bowled over ('for a heavier pudding, it is rather nice') but there is no denying the generosity of its melting mass of fruit and alcoholic heft - 5 per cent brandy, 3.5 per cent sherry, 2 per cent cognac (which raises questions about the previous brandy) and 1 per cent rum.
It smells rather nice as well.
