Sentence examples for nicely joined from inspiring English sources

There is sometimes a charm in Kristol's prose, once he had gotten past his pompous Lionel Trilling period — a wry, man-of-the-people modesty, nicely joined with a genuine talent for summarizing ideas.

But the reality, according to a more reliable friend of Earp's, was that the Wichita marshal saw Earp in the street and asked him nicely to join up.

It played well to his fans, who joined in, but what started out as a nicely acerbic put-down of ignorance, quickly descended into infantile name calling.

He's the man behind Zapfino, the calligraphy font that changes as you type so the letters join up nicely (a lifeline for my barmitzvah thank-you cards).

So Higgins joined the Garlic Seed Foundation and planted a couple of pounds of garlic, which grew rather nicely.

26 (4), 14) generalize bi-cubic subdivision: While Catmull Clark subdivision is more suitable where few facets join, Polar subdivision nicely models regions where many facets join as when capping extruded features.

Laugh nicely and the family may join in.

If you ask a Canadian nicely they can invite you to join in, too — remember: Canadians love politeness, even on YouTube.

The economy is purring along nicely, and looks remarkably well set to meet the criteria for joining Europe's planned currency.

He was doing quite nicely there when Martin Anderson, another Rand acolyte, asked if Mr. Greenspan wanted to join Richard M. Nixon's 1968 presidential campaign.

In "Going Solo," Klinenberg nicely shows that people who live alone are more likely to visit friends and join social groups.