Sentence examples for nicely explained from inspiring English sources

The bad investments are nicely explained in a series of cartoon illustrations.

As for violence, the committees forswore it "except so much as is necessary," as a Worcester group nicely explained.

The reasons for this are nicely explained in a series of articles by Ben Still here (using Lego!).

Dr. Bruno Laeng, the study's lead author and a professor of psychology at the University of Tromso, said evolutionary theory very nicely explained the findings.

They were again abetted by the collapse of another team, this time the Brewers, whose nosedive is nicely explained in this Yahoo.com post, which is worth a look for the picture of dejected sausages alone.

Moreover, some of the peculiarities of his list are nicely explained in this way.

To the Editor: Bill Keller nicely explains the various options regarding a potentially nuclear-armed Iran.

I nicely explain to them that I graduated from medical school and that I'm a "real doctor".

"DUMB LUCK" read the headline in the New York Times, nicely explaining why people should not look to short track as an event where "practice, discipline and courage prevail," but neglecting to explain why, in short-track skating, the possibility of cheating and deception gets dismissed as "dumb luck".

There is some talking-down ("the ancient Greeks, guys like Socrates, Plato and Aristotle"); but once Cox forgets to try to be matey and funny all the time, the book evangelises eloquently for a slightly revised version of Sartrean existentialism, nicely explaining much-worried-about notions such as "authenticity" and "bad faith".

The later chapters, on the vice presidency and the then nascent second presidential run, have a perfunctory feel to them; Turque's reportorial energy clearly went into the formative years, although he does nicely explain exactly which wishing well the infamous "no controlling legal authority" defense of fund-raising calls from the vice-presidential office was fished out of.