Sentence examples for nicest of which from inspiring English sources

The public's displeasure with 2016 extends to the words they used to summarize the election as a whole, the nicest of which is probably "interesting".

CL: I have been called a lot of things, the nicest of which is an environmentalist or enviropreneur, and I'm not sure exactly what that means but I know I care a great deal about the planet, about the future and the possibility that if we don't do something right now things might not be what we expect.

THE Washington Post gives us a nice rundown of which Republican senators are likely to support the resolution opposing the troop increase in Iraq.

Short of chucking the entire Constitution or getting the Republicans to play nice (none of which seem very likely to occur) how can there be any hope of any major political initiatives other than maintenance ever being approved?

Another nice variant of which comes in the form of the Five-A-Side Football Coat Hooks from theletteroom.com – a hanger that uses brightly coloured sliding table football players to take the load.

Madonna's previous brushes with cinema have been less than well received (eg, Swept Away), but a Grazia magazine source has seen an early screening and claims the film is "very pretty" and "looks nice", both of which are up there with "the lighting was good" in the faint praise stakes.

"This is a really nice club of which I have heard a lot of good things about," said Tadic.

When I was at school, we watched a film telling us that one day we'd have to wash our armpits more often, grow hair down below and that masturbation could be quite nice – all of which I'd have worked out by myself by the time I was 14, thank you very much.

Inclusion criteria did not specify any particular clinical characteristics, which is consistent with recommendations from agencies like the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), most of which prefer that utilities represent general population preferences [ 16- 18].

Boys, dress nice, regardless of which era you choose to be "born" in.

We report our experience with adjuvant chemotherapy in these patients as a guide to the likelihood of being able to implement the recommendations of NICE for which there is little published data thus far.