Sentence examples for nicer point from inspiring English sources
And you miss the nicer point, if we were to do so, this fellow would learn nothing from his foolishness and return to his profligate ways.
Very nice point winner from Evans, dismissing Tomic after sending him running.
He will quote you a nice point in the old authors, from Plato to Plautus and back again.
It made a nice point, but the point is not lost, given the depth and breath of the exhibition".
Alan Beattie, a one-time colleague of mine, makes a nice point in his new book "False Economy: A Surprising Economic History of the World".
Nice point by ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit: Why does Notre Dame seem hellbent on throwing at Alabama CB Dee Milliner, who had an excellent season.
A nice point of etiquette was raised in the Bronx recently when thirty-eight ditchdiggers, WPA workers, struck against an order that would have made them work with both pick and shovel.
He notes the disease-stunted syphilitic nose, the stereotypical "oriental" or "Jewish" nose, as well as the flat nose Louisa May Alcott gives Amy in "Little Women" to indicate selfishness (a nice point recorded also by Mr McNeill).
By Ernest LaFrance and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, November 19 , 1938P. 13 A nice point of etiquette was raised in the Bronx recently when thirty-eight ditchdiggers, WPA workers, struck against an order that would have made them work with both pick and shovel.
This makes the very nice point that all facets of the newly designed MuSIC Riemann solver play a role in reducing dissipation.
