Sentence examples for really quite nice from inspiring English sources
"You know, this is really quite nice," he said.
he get's the tube and is really quite nice.
"Widows in our research often told us, 'I'm sorry he's gone but now it's really quite nice'".
Let's beat him up.' But luckily, when the truth of it came out, they were really quite nice".
It was a school sports day, and it was really quite nice — not like some of the other functions I have had to attend.
And I must say that, given how horrible the world is, it's really quite nice to spend some time in the 16th century".
The question that Bernoulli put to himself was "How do people make risky decisions?" And he analyzed really quite a nice problem: a merchant thinking of sending a ship from Amsterdam to St . Petersburgat a time of year when there would be a 5percentt probability of the ship being lost.
What we've got here is a very special song contest that everyone has an opinion on whether they love it or hate it - it's really quite a nice idea of uniting Europe and, in the case of Australia, the world.
It's really quite a nice little object, and that's probably why it costs so much — the version pictured costs $90 and a black one costs $110 The prices changed considerably the day after this review published: to be precise, they were nearly halved!
"To get under par really was quite nice, and it would have been nice to just steady out the rest of the day.
