The sentence "nice accent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express admiration for someone's accent, for example, "I like your nice accent!".
While some indoor gardeners choose only green plants for terrariums, a few flowers can provide a nice accent.
He joked that what the country really needed was an elder statesman "who's run a proper government with a nice accent", a reference to Blair.
Next up was Global Table in SoHo, where he found a bone-china votive holder resembling a sea urchin, which he thought would make a nice accent light.
A 20th-century lavender-footed compote by Wedgwood is a nice accent in a room painted Swedish blue with a lavender cast.
And to top it all off, the Urb-E is easily customizable thanks to inserts that fit within the frame, giving the Urb-E a nice accent color alongside the metal.
There is also a humorous cameo by Joe Frazier that puts a nice accent on the show".
Edward Lucas's new book Deception (Bloomsbury, £20) suggests we are foolish to underestimate the continuing threat to Britain posed by Russian espionage – often conducted not by goons and oligarchs, but by modern young Russians with PhDs and nice accents.
Paintings or photographs of the outdoors are nice accents to other natural decor.
I often wonder, surrounded now as I am in the media by the products of the best schools and best colleges who seem to know a lot of history and dates and have nicer accents than me and are extremely charming.
The Monterey Jack cheese formed a nice melted accent on top.
Ms. Handley, who is Australian, does a nice French accent (although she mispronounces the second syllable of Sorbonne).
