Sentence examples for unusually nice from inspiring English sources

It has unusually nice finishes.

(It's been unusually nice lately, we learn. Hardly any campaign events have been marred by rain).

Worth noting that — other than the lobby Rasputins who might have ruled that the guest does not deserve cheese — all of the staff seems to be unusually nice in a genuine way.

But when it was rejected — albeit with what he now recognizes were unusually nice, encouraging letters — he felt so violently mortified that he decided the only way he could redeem himself was to quit college and, submitting to the self-abnegation of manhood, enroll in law school right away.

Lou Lumenick of the New York Post wrote that The Go-Getter "breathes new life into the overworked indie road-movie formula", labeling Pucci as "charming" and the cinematography as "unusually nice".

Most of them, of the valley-dwelling Meitei group, speak a language related to Tibetan.They are unusually nice-looking too, and almost uniformly athletic.

For a politician, he is unusually normal and nice too nice, almost, for the serpentine machinations of Westminster.

I texted him on the point, but – unusually; he's a nice chap – did not get a reply.

When I went to take his portrait in May he couldn't have been nicer and unusually for a top sportsman gave me plenty of time.

Modestly, he claimed only a talent to amuse; actually, he had more talents than Leonardo da Vinci and was, unusually for one such, a nice man, loyal friend and generous spirit.

Writing and selling a book is a particularly complicated and whimsical process, and mine happened to be more-than-unusually lucky, which is quite nice.