Sentence examples for nice critical from inspiring English sources

This notion is particularly odd given an earlier section of the book in which Nunberg does a nice critical number on what is surely the most overrated essay in the modern canon, George Orwell's turgid, self-righteous and philosophically hopeless "Politics and the English Language".

Iowa is a nice critical test case to demonstrate those fears; if we saw a large majority of Iowans supporting a path to citizenship, then we would have to look to other reasons why Republicans in middle America wouldn't want the bill to pass.

Logic might thus tell us at least this much, though: whenever I have some reason to believe A and if A then B, then I have a prima facie reason to believe B. See (Harman 1986) for the view that logic has no distinctive normative role, and (Field 2009) for a nice critical discussion of Harman's view and an argument why logic should be tied to norms of rationality.

Nice, nice, nice.

Most importantly, Special Olympics sharpened the focus on its mission as not just "nice," but critical, not just as a sports organization for people with intellectual disabilities, but also as an effective catalyst for social change.

It could be that extreme middle age has turned me into a nicer, less critical person, or it could be just plain dumb luck, but I seem to have found a lot to praise in the restaurants I've reviewed lately.

The book Problèmes de Dirichlet variationnels non linéaires (1986) is a nice introduction to critical point theory.

If as a manager or leader you haven't yet honed your skills around a "sharp edge" that suits you, you're probably overly nice or overly critical.

Space for statuary or wall space to hang pictures on is nice but not critical.

Determine which features you need, which are "nice, but not critical," and which you are unlikely to use.

Payments revenue is a very nice bonus, but not critical.