Sentence examples for nice incident from inspiring English sources
"There was a not very nice incident between them, but they parted company on good terms.
Yeah, it wasn't a particularly nice incident, so I don't want to go into specifics.
The tiny incident – "nice Gordon" at his best – goes some way to illustrate the paradoxical nature of this most complicated of British post-war politicians.
Ann Rashida Joness), who has been nursing Mark Paul Schneiderr) at the hospital since he fell into the pit, says he has acted much nicer since the incident.
If you bump into someone you've met once before, you might remember that they have a reputation for being nice, remember a specific incident of them being nice, or just retrieve a vague positive feeling about them – all forms of memory which tell you to trust this person, and all supported by different brain areas doing the same job in a slightly different way.
One nurse described how adverse incidents, when managed effectively, had the potential to enhance team morale: No incident is nice, but if we deal with it correctly and no one gets off really hurt or whatever and all the procedures are done, it's a good feeling.
In my father's essay, he says of White: "Frequently there is overwriting, Wolfeian in quantity, and examples of syntax that would set grammarians shuddering; White's plots, too, are not nice and neat with every incident serving them.
We can see that, at short wavelengths like 360 and 560 nm, GaAs NWA has a nice absorptive character, and the incident light is mostly absorbed at the top of NWAs.
-- that the fact-challenged liberal media bias hunters at Newsbusters wet themselves over it before eventually conceding that Fox News had "misreported" the incident -- a nice way of saying "made it up".
She said Ghomeshi then "switched back to the nice guy" he was before the incident, and she agreed to see him again.
