Sentence examples for quite nice of from inspiring English sources

That's quite nice of him.

Now they're unleashing it on the rest of us, which is quite nice of them.

It's actually quite nice to get out of makeup at the end of the day and look better on your way home than you did all day long.

The Kumrung fitness centre was quite nice for a round of squash, but there is not a single leisure facility I will miss.

So it's quite nice to be part of something like this tonight".

What we got was a lot of people being quite nice to each other, some classic Walking Dead just-in-the-nick-of-timery, and none of the brutal finality that was so vehemently promised.

It's quite nice to have small chunks of plantain in it.

Jossa said: "It's quite nice to have that kind of label considering I'm pregnant, it's fabulous".

"It's quite nice to have that bit of distance, to have my own personal space to develop my work," she says.

"Well, it's nonsense and embarrassing, but also quite nice to have overcome one of the standard preconceptions about my singing, which is that because my voice is relatively light, it isn't sensual," he said.

"When we're in Bangladesh and places like that, where the food can be quite temperamental at times, it can be quite nice to have a bit of home comfort.