Sentence examples for be a bit nicer from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it should be a bit nicer to foreigners wanting to risk their cash in the North Sea's bracing climate.
That pervasive, vague, nonreligious sense that if we're going to try harder to be a bit nicer and kinder to each other, now is the time.
That it ultimately finds a bright solution to such ills is merely part of the Disney brand – though there's no harm in its message that we could all stand to be a bit nicer to each other.
While the adversarial title and tone sit a little uneasily with the message that we should all be a bit nicer, there are some cathartic moments and Bridge has bucketloads of empathy.
Yeah, I think it might be a bit nicer room than mine.
In the immortal words of, well, someone I can't remember, "It's hard out there for a girl!" So you'd think we'd all be a bit nicer to each other, right?
'We'll be a bit nice, but not very, very nice.'" In Calais, his brother Xand is equally disbelieving – he has never seen a place so hellishly unmanaged.
It's usually men that heckle, and I think that there's an ingrained feeling that they've got to be a bit nice to me.
It was a volley at the back post: it was a bit nicer than the one today".
