Sentence examples for nicest kind from inspiring English sources

"This is the nicest kind of commerce," he said.

So it's the nicest kind of nonsurprise to find that Back Forty West handles vegetables with care and imagination.

It's not postmodern appreciation for a down-home and, frankly, homely food; it's the nicest kind of regional pride.

As Charles Eames put it, it was an experiment in "building something out of found objects, which is the nicest kind of exercise you can do".

These exchanges don't always have anything to do with the plot, but they provide the nicest kind of traveling music for that magic carpet ride.

The spontaneous midnight barbecue parties to make use of defrosting meat were the nicest kind of communalism -- unless you were in a bedroom next door, sweating behind closed windows or sleepless because of all the commotion.

"He's the nicest, kindest, gentlest man and he rides Finian's Rainbow every day.

Does it simply mean that God is loving, nice, kind?

"To me it's been really nice, kind of fit like a glove," he said.

Sometimes I think Mrs Thatcher is a nice kind sort of woman.

Well, that is a nice kind of an exchange for once.