Sentence examples for nice equivalent from inspiring English sources

Joaquin Phoenix, who plays Cash in the bio-pic "Walk the Line," is a remarkable-looking actor, with deep-set blue eyes, a long chin, and a scarred upper lip that serves as a nice equivalent to Cash's crags and creases.

NICE's equivalent in Scotland has indicated that it may follow the guidance for England and Wales.

These pundits saw themselves as professionally obligated to never simply call out Rush Limbaugh, as Friedman does here, without also providing someone on the left to make everything all nice and equivalent.

NICE, the English equivalent, has conducted its appraisal meetings in public for several years.

Now select equivalent nice suburban areas across the country and see what comparable houses cost.

Is he asking himself if he was not polite enough despite trying so hard, is he formulating a life rule, his own equivalent of "nice guys finish last"?

glycaemic control practice in ANZ at the time of the NICE-SUGAR trial was equivalent to that prescribed to the trial control group and 2). the NICE-SUGAR trial results have been translated into practice with the mean glucose level of 8.0 mmol/L.

Hopefully they will forgo the Starbucks-equivalent candidate (nice packaging but that's about it) and opt for a more honest and independent brand of politician to avoid a frothy disappointment.

Even tougher parts of town, with heavy immigrant populations, are strikingly nicer than their equivalents in London or Paris.If this is a nanny state, in other words, it is a Mary Poppins nanny state: lots of spoonfuls of sugar to help the medicine go down.

XC riding is the equivalent of a nice, long walk, and many trips are possible on an "ordinary" bike.

Another nice feature of the modified equivalent partial differential equation approach is that a high order of accuracy can be combined with excellent stability properties.