Sentence examples for nicely applies from inspiring English sources

By reduction to interacting functional modules, it becomes possible to strongly reduce the complexity of a given system which nicely applies to biological systems [ 28].

Here are four New Yorker cartoons with captions that could be nicely applied to four famous paintings.

"Both (Harry Brook and Tom Kohler-Cadmore) played nicely and applied themselves well and Tom's still there on 50-odd not out and hopefully can kick on.

Comb your hair nicely and apply gel if needed.

Use your animal milk soap that you choose and lather it up real nicely and apply it all over your face.

He was thinking of Rodin but it applies nicely to Dylan.

The old saying "history repeats itself" applies nicely to technology toys these days.

This approach applies nicely to another of the claims lobbed at teenagers: the "neuroscientific" assertion that teenagers lack the capacity to plan for the future.

Substitute "fame" for "greatness" and you have an updated version of Shakespeare's quip that applies nicely to this year's Nobel prize for medicine, which was awarded for the development of in vitro fertilisation (IVF).

His Lynchian perspective applies nicely across a range of subjects, and we think you'll agree when you see both his personal work and his documentation of the mysterious Ancient White Park cattle later in this issue.

The British author's style -- that is, to pepper oversharey anecdotes with all-caps rants about should-be truisms -- applies nicely to her fictional coming-of-age story about a girl making mistakes and choosing role models.