Sentence examples similar to nicely demanding from inspiring English sources

So do hours that, while demanding, dovetail nicely.

We would demand - nicely, in diplomatic sort of way - that Iran formally recognize Israel's right to exist, with all that implies.

Well-organized, nicely stocked grocery stores are fairly easy to find, and nobody troubles himself too much with demanding that a visitor have Slovenian money at the ready.

Shreve is not a colorful stylist -- though he is nicely economical -- and he has demanded perhaps a little too much credulity from his protagonist.

One purportedly leaked police report appeared to claim that some suspects said they were Syrian refugees and demanded to be "treated nicely" as "Mrs Merkel invited me".

Raphael Mostel's "Travels of Babar," based on the second Jean de Brunhoff's Babar book, meets these disparate demands nicely.

That means Demand nicely fills a number of holes in Yahoo's current business.

Struggles over social issues fed nicely into the demands for less education spending, reaching the absurd level of attempting to ban teaching of critical thinking skills to public school students.

Politico reports that Emanuel's departure from the White House also may "coincide nicely with the demands for blood after a bad cycle," with some predicting big losses for democrats in the midterm elections.

After all, the second-generation iPhone works nicely with corporate e-mail and provides security features demanded by I.T. departments.

Kjartansson said, "I think it speaks nicely about our constant demand for the spectacular, which ignores the poetic and the fragile".