Sentence examples for reasonably nice from inspiring English sources

The newlyweds-to-be seem to be a reasonably nice if slightly dim couple.

He adds: "Rupert always says reasonably nice things about me, but then he throws in something like that for effect.

And I guess I'm a reasonably nice person off the pitch and that's where people get those kind of ideas from".

In the good old days, all a woman had to do was turn up in reasonably nice knickers, but that's not enough any more.

We would like to stay in reasonably nice B&Bs, and we're keen to do a fair bit of walking and exploring.

Russia is not known for its pleasant urban environments, and having travelled through most of Russia and the former Soviet Union, I get used to labelling the better cities as "not bad for the region", or "reasonably nice".

It looks to be a fairly nice one (half an inch thick, less than a pound, no physical buttons) and reasonably priced at $250, but even the top-shelf Android tablets are fighting over Apple's table scraps.

But to judge from his concert at Madison Square Garden on Saturday evening, I would guess that the Canadian pop singer Michael Bublé, whose star continues to rise, is still a reasonably humble nice guy.

The Pope found a nice, reasonably priced room to stay in through Airbnb.

Could you suggest reasonably priced but nice hotels in both Rome and Florence and a possible itinerary for three days in Rome and two in Florence?

But since, at heart, he's a nice, reasonably bright guy who's simply a big fish in a dry pond, the only explanation for his gullibility is plot convenience, although there are slight indications that boredom and laziness also account for his fallibility.