Sentence examples for nicely considered from inspiring English sources

And Dealbreaker has put together a nicely considered analysis of the value of Bank of America implied by Berkshire's investment, replete with a Google Docs spreadsheet.

What she gives us from the letters, with little exception, is the carefully crafted bonhomie of the public Wilder; the journals seem all but entirely composed of nicely considered jottings about his work, deadly meditations on "Finnegans Wake" and the like, and the odd reflection — agonizingly oblique, eminently decorous — on his own person.

To fill the bill nicely, consider one of the many recent releases by local performers and groups.

He admonished me (quite nicely, considering) to place the chopped fennel way down into the pot before introducing it to the simmering stock.

"I think we're moving along quite nicely, considering that the last [residential school] closed in 1996".

The Blue Devils have rebounded nicely, especially considering the firepower they lost from last year's team, including Coach John Danowski's son, Matt, who finished as the career scoring leader in Division I. Duke returns in a more familiar role: it joins Cornell as a potential spoiler.

However, sheeting may not puncture as nicely so consider using a larger hole punch.

Fashion Week has touched down in London, bringing with it lots of badly-dressed people, fierce European women who wouldn't spit on you if you were on fire and some people who actually dress quite nicely, all things considered.

Last spring, she considered a nicely renovated duplex of 1,150 square feet in a small co-op building on West 85th Street, listed at $1.2 million with a monthly maintenance of $1,100.

But when he went to look last month, he found what he considered all the nicely appointed places taken.

This is the kind of thing you find funny?" Actually, the show is very funny - playful and not overly respectful of its source material; Malvolio's increasing incredulity, as he relates the admittedly wildly unlikely plot of Twelfth Night, that he is the one considered mad is nicely drawn.