Niceties

The writer included some niceties in the choice of words for the poem.

The artist paid attention to the niceties of the brushwork in the painting.

The student was confused by the niceties of the math problem.

The dress had many niceties, such as lace trim and delicate embroidery.

Mary's niceties in following the recipe exactly resulted in a delicious meal.

The graphic designer was meticulous about the niceties of typography and layout.

The engineer spent hours discussing the niceties of the design with her team.

Understanding the niceties of tone and intonation is key to effective communication.

The artist paid close attention to the niceties of the painting, adding intricate details to every corner.

The niceties of the music were lost on me, as I'm not very musically inclined.

The photographer was skilled in the niceties of lighting and composition.

I enjoyed the niceties of the meal, from the appetizers to the dessert.

She didn't understand the niceties of the legal system and needed a lawyer to explain it to her.

The wedding planner attended to all the niceties of the reception, from the seating arrangements to the decor.

The dressmaker added some niceties to the wedding gown.

The nuances of idiomatic expressions are some of the niceties of the English language.

The dressmaker added intricate niceties to the wedding dress.

His niceties in checking and rechecking the numbers made him a great accountant.

The doctor was explaining the niceties of the medical diagnosis to the patient.

A skilled debater knows how to exploit the niceties of language to win an argument.

The speaker's use of humor demonstrated her mastery of the niceties of language.

He spent too much time worrying about the niceties of his outfit.

The mechanic's niceties in repairing the engine restored the car to its former glory.

The interior designer's attention to the niceties of color and texture made the room inviting.

The historian's book explores the niceties of the political and social structures of the ancient civilization.

The philosopher argued about the niceties of language usage instead of the concepts being discussed.

The speaker ended the presentation with niceties.

The musician paid attention to the niceties of the composition before performing the piece.

The artist cared deeply about the niceties of shading and texture.

The diplomat was well-versed in the niceties of international protocol.

The artist spent days perfecting the niceties of shading and lighting in her painting.

The lawyers spent hours arguing over the niceties of a single word in the contract.

The dancer's performance was full of niceties, with graceful movements and precise footwork.

The scientist argued about the niceties of the methodology instead of the results.

The chef stressed over the niceties of the garnish instead of the taste.

The interior designer focused on the niceties of the furniture and decor.

The diplomat went through the niceties of the protocol before meeting with the head of state.

The chef added artistic niceties to the plating of the dish.

The jeweler created a piece that was filled with intricate niceties.

The chef added niceties to the presentation of the dish.

In poetry, it's the niceties of diction and imagery that can make all the difference.

The filmmaker paid attention to the niceties of the lighting and cinematography to achieve the desired effect.

The writer included subtle niceties in the dialogue of the characters.

The architect incorporated the niceties of sustainability into the design of the building.

The computer programmer paid attention to the niceties of the software code.

The niceties of grammar were important to her, so she spent a lot of time editing her writing.

The host showed us all the niceties of their beautiful home.

The lawyer pored over the niceties of contract law to ensure her client's rights were protected.

The painter's niceties in choosing the right color palette made the artwork vibrant.

The teacher responded to the students' questions with niceties.