Sentence examples for unreasonably nice from inspiring English sources
If a guest checking in is noisily abusive, another guest who overhears this nastiness is apt to be almost unreasonably nice.
And on August 10th the High Court is to rule on whether NICE was unreasonably stingy in restricting guaranteed funding for Aricept, a treatment for Alzheimer's, only to those patients already showing significant signs of dementia.One current battle highlights even more starkly the differing interests of those who make drugs and those who use and pay for them.
To extend the real estate metaphor, imagine Dan Snyder and Mike Shanahan on the House Hunters television program, with Snyder as the gung-ho, ready-to-move head of the household and Shanahan as the unreasonably demanding spouse ("The ocean view and 8,000 square foot closets are nice, but I had my heart set on granite countertops and a breakfast sconce in our Javanese bungalow").
(And, by the way, it would be nice if US/UK media would explain that Chechens are not unreasonably upset.
In adapting the series for American consumption, the animation company Nelvana assumed (not unreasonably) that Japanese names would be too hard for American kids to remember, and so handed everyone nice WASPy names.
He came unreasonably close.
Yes, suggests Jerry Brown; unreasonably restrictive.
An unreasonably warm summer.
Is that unreasonably discriminatory?
