Sentence examples for be nice to consider from inspiring English sources

It would be nice to consider them relics of an older age, like those islands of colonialism that somehow survived decolonization, such as Hong Kong and Macau before the British handover or East Timor before independence.

It would be nice to see a few more conservatives consider that possibility.

R. is playing so complete right now and it's nice to see because considering where he started when we first started this journey, he's way ahead of the pace".

There is right and wrong in this world, so one doesn't necessarily have to be nice to everyone, but consider being understanding to all individuals.

Since my talk at UC the day before the workshop will focus on my work on atomic test films, I thought it might be nice to invite folks to consider some of the larger questions the book engages, so I'm sharing the introduction and the first chapter.

And before each of you discount these tax increases as just "rich people" problems — like it "must be nice to own a commercial dock" — consider this: Your family wants to rent a Duffy boat to cruise the harbor for your 25th wedding anniversary.

It's nice to be considered a peer of those people.

"It's nice to be considered an up-and-coming young filmmaker and have everybody asking how old I am, but it's such an ageist industry.