Examples of 'quite as nice' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite as nice"
quite as nice: This phrase is used to compare two things or situations, indicating that one is almost as pleasant or enjoyable as the other. It suggests a high level of niceness but slightly less compared to something else
How to use "quite as nice" in a sentence
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quite as nice
There ai not no tomorrow quite as nice as today.
Not quite as nice as getting paid to make shit up.
I do not have to be quite as nice as an angel.
Quite as nice as this one.
A little girl quite as nice as she.
Not quite as nice as your place in Palmer Field.
Only he did not say it quite as nice.
Squib is quite as nice as any of your rotten dogs.
I have never seen him make one quite as nice as this.
Not quite as nice as a river breeze, but it 's not bad.
So the realities are not always Quite as nice as the romance.
Squib is quite as nice as any of your rotten dogs . It 's true.
But I doubt we will find anything quite as nice as this.
Not quite as nice as the jokerz ', though.
I would fall in love If I could ever discover A little girl quite as nice as she.
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Things were not quite as nice for the Panthers.
Paris is much cheaper, though not quite as nice.
Terrific . Good for you . Not quite as nice as getting paid to make shit up.
Though, I am assured, one not quite as nice.
It 's not quite as nice as a river breeze, come here . but it 's not bad.
But I doubt we ´ ll find anything quite as nice as this.
It 's not quite as nice as a River breeze, but it 's not bad . Mm.
Apparently, the Isle of Sheppey is not quite as nice as this.
But it's not bad. it's not quite as nice as a river breeze, come here.
We started in unit B215, which had a similar layout but was not quite as nice.
But it's not bad. it's not quite as nice as a river breeze.
I wonder, if we ´ ll find anything quite as nice as this one.
