Sentence examples for being nice in from inspiring English sources

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

He referenced the supposed image problem of being nice in a 2010 interview with Fairfax Media, saying he doubted a toughened-up Langbroek image would do him any good.

But as our mothers read us the story of Horton, the kindly pachyderm who tries to protect the infinitesimal creatures on a speck of dust, few of us knew that the author intended the tale not only as a lesson about being nice in general but also as a plea for understanding and compassion for the defeated Japanese people.

But Mayall bounced back from this into Bottom and, in 2005, published a spoof, Alan Pautobiographye autoBiggerphy, Bigger than Hitler, Better than Christ, and also made a surprisingly "soft" TV series, All About George, written by Cold Feet author Mike Bullen, charting his struggle to keep up with the rigours of family life; being nice in this show was a professional first.

The Myth of the Nice Girl: Achieving a Career You Love Without Becoming a Person You Hate, by veteran media executive Fran Hauser, is a must-read if you struggle with being nice in a workplace that often seems better suited to bullies.

To many people, being nice in order to be liked is more important.

High turnout is nice in and of itself.

"And it's nice in Kayaşehir, quiet and clean".

"That would be nice, in the right situation," Kiffin said.

I think it's nice, in this case, because I was an outsider myself.

The Democratic argument is nice in theory, but can it work in practice?