"nice sight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to show appreciation for something that you are viewing or experiencing. For example, "The view of the mountains was a nice sight."
"I have seen the actual injury and it is not a nice sight to be honest.
They are not a nice sight to observe, and are called shabby by anyone that looks at them.
Nathan with an underling onstage, an understudy or someone who's not up to it, is not a nice sight.
It's a nice sight, but without the somewhat unlikely scenario of cops refusing orders or even an informal organisation of cops endorsing the ideas of the 99% movement, the moment for potential solidarity will pass as tensions escalate.
Someone could have been seriously hurt and it was not a very nice sight or situation".
The crash is a nice sight, but it's about the behaviour of the vehicle itself," says Thomas Fischer, head of research and development at BeamNG.
The notes smelled a bit dank when he tipped them out on the bedroom floor, but it was a nice big sight, all right.
Similarly, giving all of your advisors a tablet instead of a PC seems nice at first sight but how does this really create value for the customer?
As Wilson explains, "Not only can I hunker down behind cover and pick out targets, but as the environment shreds down around me, I can get really nice lines of sight through objects".
You'll find a nice line of sight at dusk and more than 40 margaritas ($7 to $35) at the Ore House restaurant (50 Lincoln Avenue; 505-983-8687; www.orehouseontheplaza.com), which draws a sedate, lingering crowd to its terrace facing the plaza.
But we've got the nice shiny medal in sight, so that's the main thing".
