Sentence examples for nicely described from inspiring English sources

The Orwellian doublespeak of Wall Street — nicely described by Dennis Kelleher of Better Markets — has taken a beating.

It seems everything migrates, including water and dust in what Attenborough rather nicely described as 'the annual rhythm of wet and dry'.

Harry Foundalis has nicely described the kind of processes that the computer algorithm has to accomplish – it reads like a primer of human cognition.

First went to Alessio Bax for a technically flawless Brahms performance that Angela Hewitt, one of the world's top pianists, nicely described as aggressive and boring.

Mr. Nicely described advertising as "one of the greatest tools we have" to provide the public with information about Building for America's Bravest.

The Romney family history, which is nicely described in "The Real Romney" by Michael Kranish and Scott Helman, is a story of tenacious work, setbacks and recovery.

These labels also nicely describe the phases of innovation: Explore, Scale, and Optimize.

The playwright is Ron Fitzgerald, whose previous plays include "Cyclone," a title that nicely describes how "Rats" hits you.

This passage nicely describes Israel, which was founded with such high ideals and now finds itself in a bloody situation.

But, as a piece by Bloomberg nicely describes, it is on the horns of a tourism dilemma.

They call it getting "whacked" -- mob talk for a contract killing -- which nicely describes the psychological violence occurring on Wall Street these days.