Sentence examples for precisely nice from inspiring English sources
Instead, these Brightonians are a terrifically pleasant band whose sound is an intelligent hybrid of proven successful forms: they're a bit Metronomy, a bit London Grammar, a bit the 1975; not offensive, but precisely nice enough to make you wonder why they bother.
There are precisely zero nice things you can say about the mosquito.
I am precisely the kind of nice upper-middle-class white girl whose relationship to substances has been treated as a cause for concern — or met with a shrug — rather than punished.
And it's nice to precisely subvert the specific purpose that has been given to that product.
It's nice, but not precisely for everyone.
But on his home turf, Mr Forsyth and the meaningless catchphrases he has developed during his 50 years as a television host (sample: "Nice to see you to see you, nice!"), are cherished precisely because they are throwbacks.
"Only if you're nice, right?" That is precisely what most distinguishes this development and its marketing, its least enforceable premise: all those nice people.
Brazil, on the other hand, seems to be doing precisely what it wants, starting with nice receptions.
Its halls and rooms look almost precisely like those in any other particularly nice hotel in its price range.
Although it would be a nice theorem if one could precisely determine the range (2) all at once, it seems difficult to the author.
