Sentence examples for nice to understand from inspiring English sources

"It would be just nice to understand how they came to this decision," said the Australian in an interview with Sky Sports.

These, after all, are mainly what constitute human well-being, so it would be nice to understand them, particularly as they relate to the brain, where the mechanics lie.

Young children are often too nice to understand this, and, when playing Monopoly, will tax adults' patience by refusing to bankrupt other players, or by suggesting a cash injection all round from the central bank.The Parkers' own story began in 1883, as America was just beginning to develop a middle class with time for leisure pursuits.

I've always had trouble keeping track of the game's intricate story and dozens of characters, so I'm not sure how many loose threads remain, or whether what seem like plot holes are simply places where I missed a vital piece of information, but it's nice to understand at least the basic framework of the story.

But it would be nice to understand why this fact is crucial: what is it about the passage of time which makes it possible for one and the same object to have apparently incompatible properties?

#nice to understand the horror u have to know what happened just before.

The ensuing framework provides a nice way to understand the MMN (Friston, 2003, 2005; Garrido et al., 2008).

But they were all very nice, and seemed to understand when those seeking credentials explained the circularity of it all.

Reviewer #3: The paper by Sarria et al. is a nice comprehensive attempt to understand how the quantity of RGS proteins affects parameters of the light response in ON bipolar cells and further influence different behavioral tasks.

It would be nice to be able to understand the meaning of the figure from its legends, now one has to search in the manuscript.

I felt so good and I thought it is just really nice to have someone to understand those kind of situations.