Sentence examples for typically nice from inspiring English sources
Skilled gamers, meanwhile, were typically nice to the female player.
Well, they should be typically nice, clean, pretty, simple, dresses.
Enjoy local high school and non-prestigious college sports, community theater and orchestras conveniently, for little money (with typically nice but inexpensive meals in the vicinity), and socialize and contribute to community spirit while you are at it.
Such typically Nice-period works as the Odalisque with Magnolias and Decorative Figure on an Ornamental Background, however, are masterpieces that deserve their popularity.
So adoption studies typically compare nice middle-class homes with other nice middle-class homes; they tell you little about the effect of growing up in a poor or dysfunctional household.The moral, for Mr Caplan, is that middle-class parents should relax a bit, cancel a violin class or two and let their kids play outside.
But after the novelty wears off, the keeper is his typically blunt "Nice to Be Dead" — "It's nice to be underground/Free of the ugly sounds of life" — which happens to be the album's one electric-guitar rocker.
The church was, typically, very nice, and completely empty.
I'm typically pretty nice to Kailyn because I just feel so sorry for her.
The weather is typically very nice for the Rose Bowl Flea Market, and wearing a great hat is a must.
