Sentence examples for be nice to conclude from inspiring English sources
It would be nice to conclude that, despite these anxieties, and given the somewhat contradictory goals that have been set for it, the American higher-education system is doing what Americans want it to do.
It would be nice to conclude that when Shakespeare was deposed in 1612 he did the right thing - told the court what he had earlier confided in Daniel Nicholas, that Mountjoy had originally promised his daughter and son-in-law "about the sum of fifty pounds".
Representative John Shadegg of Arizona, the chairman of a group of 60 conservative House Republicans known as the Conservative Action Team, said: "It would be nice to conclude this session of Congress and go home, but we are not willing to take a deal dictated by the White House.
"It would be nice to conclude one of these cases in my lifetime," she said.
The blown kiss causes Friedman to remark that the clerk had "not a care in the world," leading him to conclude that it must be "nice to be a Swiss" and not have to spend time "agonizing over the proper use of force against Bashar al-Assad," or feel any duty to "the global commons".
It would be nice to analyze more particles (more hyphae) to be able to conclude with more confidence that there is a strong difference in the behaviour of the motile mRNAs between the genotypes.
Having long avoided commissions for houses for the rich and famous, Zumthor, now 67, lately concluded that it might be nice to put aside a little nest egg.
"I might be nice to people, mindful today how fragile we all are, even when fizzing with divine madness that seems like it will never expire," concluded Brand.
