Sentence examples for be nice to read about from inspiring English sources

It would be nice to read about the negative impact of this sort of activity.

This is nice to read about, but do we really want D.A.R.E.

It was nice to read about someone from my hometown who made a cultural contribution.

It was nice to read about editors struggling to increase the ethnic mix of newsrooms (Business Day, April 17), but if diversity is really something that news organizations are striving for, these efforts should also be focused on people with disabilities.

Wright's tone is reasoned and careful, even hesitant, throughout, and it is nice to read about issues like the morality of Christ and the meaning of jihad without getting the feeling that you are being shouted at.

It must be nice to read that your team's biggest problem is "discipline".

To the Editor: Yes, when one is a child, it's nicer to read about people who are familiar.

It was nice to read that.

27) because it's nice to read an article about a lesser-known city that has "a square of rare beauty and antiquity, and a corresponding absence of commercial ventures associated with tourism" (after all, we certainly read enough about Rome, Venice, Milan and so on).

Those days are long gone, but it's nice to read posts like Jeff Reifman's about his love of Radio Shack and how it defined him as a programmer.

It was nice to read someone who disagreed.