Sentence examples for nicely reinforce from inspiring English sources
A steady flow of oil exports would nicely reinforce Mr. Putin's current efforts to align Moscow more closely with the West.
Moreover, the "we are the 99%" rhetoric nicely reinforces what I like to call the "progressive master narrative", according to which runaway economic inequality enables an enormously wealthy elite to gut our democratic institutions and bend them to their mean designs, overriding the authentic will of the many.
The study nicely reinforces existing doubts about inhalation self-reports, says epidemiologist K. Michael Cummings of the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, New York.
Whether it is an e-mail or, better, a nicely formatted Microsoft Word document or PDF, don't miss this opportunity to reinforce your fit to the job, or to clarify some issue that otherwise might scare people off.
Such have long been my inchoate feelings about the game of poker, and it is pleasing to find many of them reinforced and nicely reformulated by Andy Bellin's "Poker Nation" (HarperCollins; $23.95).
It's possible to argue that perhaps they reinforce these things, but they would not even be created if they didn't fit nicely within the presiding ideology.
They reinforce each other.
"Images often reinforce stereotypes.
Consistently reinforce these rules.
