Sentence examples for nifty says from inspiring English sources

"Their technique is really very nifty," says Bruce Margon of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Maryland.

Companies aren't building mobile payment technology because they genuinely want to provide a revolutionary new way to pay in order to please consumers – there's no evidence that any of the tech, even Square's kind of nifty "say your name at checkout" is inherently more efficient than the age-old swipe.

"We thought three generations in handcuffs was pretty nifty," she says.

"It's a pretty nifty result," says fellow planet-hunter Geoff Marcy of the University of California, Berkeley.

"This is a pretty nifty announcement," says Paul Johnson, senior technology analyst at BancBoston Robertson Stephens.

It actually sounds pretty nifty: Myspace says that, if a user has music from specific bands on his or her device, the app will automatically populate the user's stream with updates from those bands.

"The balance that's being achieved here is pretty nifty," he said.

"I saw it from a different angle and I saw the clock on top, so I liked it, and I felt that I had found something nifty," he said.

The book contains many autobiographical asides ("Reading Darwin has been a persisting and central joy in my intellectual life") and some good obiter dicta ("Virtually any nifty evolutionary saying eventually migrates to T. H. Huxley, just as vernacular commentary about modern America moves towards Mr. Berra").

It's pretty nifty to say the least, though until today the fun was limited to uploads and Instagram photos.

So this is the little nifty notation that says make it cyclic.