Sentence examples for more niceties from inspiring English sources

Add a few more niceties like adaptive cruise control, parking assist side cameras and a rear-seat entertainment package, and you're well past $50,000.

"It feels like New York used to feel with a little more nicety".

But this is intended to be a stark message to the Chinese government that there will be no more diplomatic niceties, no pussyfooting around, when it comes to industrial espionage.

Point being, Gayle has never much cared for mores and niceties, whether they're in polite conversation or cricket.

His movies may have calmed down, or grown up, and they are fashioned with more structural nicety than those of any other current director, yet much about them remains not just larger but louder than life.

The Twitter party is a welcoming space, but just like any good get-together, it has its own social mores and niceties.

But it's an amply comfortable, high-gloss barbecue joint with niceties more abundant and service more knowledgeable than you typically get at prices this restrained.

Visitors to Golden can expect more such gastronomic niceties to appear in time.

Strategic interests — Caspian oil, access to Central Asia, containment of Iran — count for more than the niceties of human rights and democratic procedure.

Now there is no more time for niceties".Yet although the Russian elite has adopted a Western lifestyle, it rejects key principles of Western governance.

While Ferguson's words were more than mere niceties, failure would be a traumatic surprise to him, and the Champions League holders must anticipate going on to meet Villarreal or Arsenal in the last four.