Sentence examples for nice observation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "nice observation" is correct and usable in written English
You would use it to express approval or respect for someone's insight or opinion. For example: "That was a very interesting point you made; nice observation!"
This is a nice observation, nicely put.
I noticed this, and I thought this was a nice observation.
Cain proves to be a real pest (a nice observation on the persistence of evil), and things go from bad to worse.
If you think a 'mobile' network deployed at 3.5GHz (the only frequency standardised outside the USA) is worth the name, I have a rather nice observation tower in Paris to sell you, for a very reasonable price.
It's a nice observation, but I wanted to comment on his first few paragraphs:Many investors will have bought BP for its high dividend yield, the solidity of its balance sheet and a belief that rising activity in developing countries will lead to a steadily rising oil price.
"It's a very nice observation," says Neta Bahcall of Princeton University.
It includes some nice observations: Jarvis Cocker admitting to learning lots from Haines before writing Pulp's mid-90s hits and friends saying that Haines is a pussycat in person.
For the pious, there are nice observations on greed, obsession and celebrity, but the antics of Max and co are so over the top that it's easier to surrender to the novel's soap opera flow.
An elderly man blithely notes that for the daughter of a Nazi sympathizer, Anne is very nice, an observation he later amends to granddaughter.
"This is a nice first observation" of electrojets, says space physicist Margaret Kivelson of the University of California, Los Angeles.
