Sentence examples for be nice in a from inspiring English sources

Delrona Beach is tacky to begin with, and what replaces it might be nice, in a manicured, upscale way.

"Would he be willing to at least talk to them, and could he be nice in a conversation like that?" she recalled saying.

"I'm sure great kindnesses are done by doctors, and it would be nice in a public hospital to have someone walk in and be beautiful and caring, but it's not fiction and you can only report what you saw.

It might be nice in a few places where you need a really big touch screen, but - just as with Microsoft's Surface tabletop (remember those?) it's unlikely to be wowing us any time soon, or even in a while.

There's the whole "one organism for harmony" thing, which would be nice in a Native American way if also a little body snatchery and Marxist.

He went on to say that "it'd be nice, in a perfect world, just to be judged on your own merits", whilst hitting back at those who gave Powderfinger the "sixties" tag by saying that "people that say that aren't really listening, I think".

Clarkson reckons it would be nice in an alcoholic drink and I must admit that the prospect of it muddled in a gin and tonic is appealing.

The towers were nice in a way that's kind of hard to describe.

If Ramsey's second was a gem, Lacazette's was nice in a lower key way.

There are token glimpses of resentments between the classes, but the main characters are nice, in a nice world.

I too have a very sensitive radar for people who are being "nice" in a false way.