| The nature of the application with which I am concerned means that I do not need to weigh the variety of competing factors to a nicety. |
| This confluence happens 100 yards behind Bath railway station, and matches the city's nicety of line. |
| Mr Farage's achievement hitherto was to have made UKIP's intolerant positions appear sufficiently unthreatening to overcome that nicety. |
| There he had built what he called a nest, but what humans, with greater nicety of diction, call a drey. |
| If the quantity of coagulant has been calculated to an average nicety, the serum should be just dubiously free from milkiness. |
| She accepted that the Secretary of State is not able to judge local factors to a nicety. |
