Sentence examples for unexpectedly nice from inspiring English sources

One unexpectedly nice feature of the 1.8″ frame is that you can delete images from the menu, so if you don't like the crop that gets automatically applied you can remove that photo from the internal memory.

Airline crashes normally produce so many fatalities that this was an unexpectedly nice outcome.

Evans and Slate have taken an unexpectedly nice high road as they give interviews to promote a film they starred in together, "Gifted," set for release April 7. Slate, best known for her recurring role on "Parks and Recreation," gave an in-depth interview with Vulture detailing the causes of her breakup with Evans and discussing the actor himself.

Other books like Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane are unexpectedly nice in this vein, also.

Manhattan theater writers are a fearsome tribe, and Howard, who had become the reviewer for The Daily News, was the only one among them in the early days who made a point of telling tell me that he'd liked something I'd written (and would even quote other critics who unexpectedly said nice things).

There are some nice touches, from sociopathic, parasitic pterodactyls to unexpectedly decent cowboy tyrannosaurs, but you wonder if the film suffered from the high bar Pixar had set for itself.

The only moment when he showed a hint of something extra was when he unexpectedly said something nice about Max at the thanksgiving service.

The music has a nice way of unexpectedly changing the subject: at one point into a tuneup session (which the unwashed of the West often accuse Eastern music of sounding like), at another, into an accumulating overlay from Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier".

It would have been nice had John Grant unexpectedly walked off with the best international male, but it was never going to happen in a category that also featured Bruno Mars; whatever the qualities of their fellow nominees, Bastille were always going to win best newcomer, because they'd sold more albums.

In the last years, large intervention studies including the NICE-SUGAR trial unexpectedly failed to replicate the initial and very promising finding of the first Leuven study showing a significant survival benefit for TGC in surgical ICU patients [ 1, 32, 33].

They were forced to abandon plans to marry at a nice local restaurant when it unexpectedly went out of business.