Sentence examples for remarkably nice from inspiring English sources

So, even now, people are remarkably nice to me".

The waitresses, of that exquisite species rarely spotted before nightfall, are remarkably nice, albeit wont to disappear for stretches.

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However, despite the ability to be honest without repercussion, most of the anonymous comments on r/AmIUgly are remarkably nice.

The boy, Kyle Alex Shafferr), who seems a little threatening at first, turns out to be not only a nice kid but also a remarkably talented wrestler.

A8 Homes as Investments As home prices have soared in recent years, many houses have become not just nice places to live but remarkably valuable investments as well.

So genuine and nice of him to make the couple's day!" Remarkably, this is not the first instance of Murray crashes wedding-related events in South Carolina this year.

"He's a much nicer version of Donald Trump but the campaign's remarkably similar in my opinion and about as relevant to the real problems the public face.

She seems remarkably comfortable in her new theatrical residence, and admits, "it's really nice to be doing something a bit different".

Also — and this may be a remarkably dorky admission — but Motorola's default Circles widget is a mighty nice touch.

The crust was remarkably good, crisp without being hard or crackerlike, yet pleasantly chewy, with a nice, yeasty taste.