Sentence examples for nicely observed from inspiring English sources

But a charm arises from her nicely observed details.

Like most oddball comedy, that all sounds rubbish on paper, but it's actually been very nicely observed and deftly executed.

But it's sharp, nicely observed, good to look at, with lovely understated performances from Crook and Toby Jones.

The White Cliffs of Dover (1944) was another sentimental but nicely observed wartime tale.

Earlier, he had made a nicely observed reference to the novelist Cormac McCarthy, and I was attuned to the possibility of an altogether unexpected window into his imagination.

The individual strands were engaging, the period detail nicely observed and the performances – particularly from Lucy Cohu as Vivien – very strong.

The novelist Alan Furst has one of his characters nicely observe, "the day the sun is said to pause.... Pleasing, that idea..

However, as Pitcher (1977, 113) nicely observes, such an argument seems to conflate the representation (what we conceive with) and the represented (what we conceive of the content of our thought).

We nicely observe an exponential error decay, which indicates a parametric smoothness of the solution manifold, cf. the convergence rate statement given before for the POD-Greedy algorithm.

"For the book thief, everything was going nicely," Death observes, as the extermination camps flourish in the summer of 1942.

John Quincy Adams put it nicely when he observed that "the mutual influence of these two mighty minds on each other is a phenomenon, like the invisible and mysterious movements of the magnet in the physical world".