| Their language cuts through the niceties of social intercourse to fundamentals. |
| They're on the phone pleasantly discussing the niceties of the forthcoming Christmas season. |
| These images have none of the airbrushed niceties of much modern photography, and you pay for the gritty realism. |
| In our view, scaling seriously disenfranchises students and creates failures for no other reason than the reporting of statistical niceties. |
| If there is no significance, why do you think such niceties as the Chief Justice has described are observed? |
| Since they just know whether a defendant is guilty or innocent, why worry about niceties of evidence? |
