Sentence examples for somehow nicer from inspiring English sources
The phrase "somehow nicer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two things and suggesting that one is better in an unclear or subjective way. Example: "After spending time in the countryside, I found the air to be somehow nicer than in the city."
In view of the damage the hurricane caused, these names sound somehow nicer than Sandy, but also nicely familiar.
Well I think it would be somehow nice to have a disc drive.
Drink a Pioneer, which has whiskey and Campari in it and yet is somehow nice, absorb the warmth of a Rumpelstiltskin, with orange peel rum and apricot, and give yourself an Ultimatum, with tequila and green chartreuse.
This is the heart of Naughty Dog's approach, the gruntwork that early synergistic idealists believed could be skipped if only games and films could somehow play nice – a constant calibration of gameplay on the one hand and story on the other in service of a coherent whole.
But he gets out of Alcatraz somehow with a nice wrong-footing drive and some unusually lame returning suddenly from Gazza.
But he still somehow seems Utah nice.9 28: You know when Romney comes at you as a flip-flopper, you're in a spot of trouble.9 28: Rick Perry is trying to make a real argument, and it ain't pretty.
Clearly this program is attempting to manipulate Americans into ignoring the threat of anti-gay bigotry and to influence them to believe that being concerned about the anti-gay Christian threat would somehow victimize these nice people in this show.
Clearly this program is attempting to manipulate Americans into ignoring the threat of jihad and to influence them to believe that being concerned about the jihad threat would somehow victimize these nice people in this show.
In their words, "this program is attempting to manipulate Americans into ignoring the threat of jihad and to influence them to believe that being concerned about the jihad threat would somehow victimize these nice people in this show".
The world was simply grander back then, somehow more civilized, and nicer to look at.
