Sentence examples for declared nice from inspiring English sources
As Mike Konczal of the Roosevelt Institute puts it, the G.O.P. has, in effect, come around with baseball bats and declared, "Nice economy you have here.
A prominent Polish opposition leader, Jan Rokita, summed up the feeling when he declared, "Nice or death" -- a sound bite that instantly became a slogan.
In one examination of an email sent from Michael to Nicole where Michael was being "nice and charming," a medical expert declared that "nice and charming are characteristics of a batterer".
"We've got to be tolerant and be... nice," declared Sally Pillsbury, a revered matriarch.
"It's a complete coincidence, but it' s a very nice coincidence" declared Ms Ashton.
Josh Earnest, President Obama's spokesman, said that the Administration was unmoved by Netanyahu's post-election attempts to make nice, and declared that "the United States is in a position to reëvaluate our thinking".
Accusing Parkinson of trying to trap him on air ("Behind stage you're so nice"), he declared, utilising the third person that is often a warning sign with sports stars: "You and this little TV show are nothing to Muhammad Ali".
Instead he is reduced to crude soundbites – sometimes called "dog whistle politics" – desperately trying to persuade the electorate that he is a nationalist in matters of employment: for example in April he declared "it would be nice sometimes when you go into a British hotel if the receptionist was British".
Co-owner Angela Cincotta surveyed the scene and declared it "kind of nice.
"I was not sent to Washington to play nice," Pressley declared to a cheering crowd of single-payer health care activists from local universities.
