Sentence examples for becoming nicer from inspiring English sources

With areas becoming nicer, prices inevitably go up, and this creates a vicious cycle: areas become nicer, drawing in developers and students alike, ready to pounce on sought-after property.

People becoming nicer to each other is not something he sees in his line of business.

He quipped that presidential stature came when you were elected, but becoming nice was less certain.

In my column I maintained that we Rabbis are becoming nice guys, popular among our flock specifically because we refrain from dishing out discomfort.

Winlow said: "It is ridiculous for criminologists to argue that, because we are seeing statistical falls in crime, the world is becoming a nicer place and that our society is becoming more civilised and humane".

"It's becoming a nice tradition," said Nicholas Baume, director of the fund.

"But now that it's becoming so nice, they are envious, I think".

These were all supposed to be just minor adventures, Piper tells her fiance Larry Jason Biggss), on the way to becoming "the nice blonde lady I was supposed to be".

Meanwhile, Mr. McCain went the other way, becoming the nice guy, taking negative ads off the air, and the new hot fund-raiser, scaring up tons of money on the Internet.

"Everything is improving, on and off the field, and it's becoming a nice place to be".

Or rather, or the big spatial components of it as it's also becoming a nice computer vision toolbox.