Sentence examples for even nicer to from inspiring English sources
It was nice to create something special, but it was even nicer to win.
As it turns out, he has been even nicer to them than he intended.
It's always nice to see one's work referred to in print, but it's even nicer to get credit for it.
"It will be even nicer to see him back here as a full-time member in January".
Douglas R. Forrester and Senator Jon S. Corzine seem like nice men, and were even nicer to each other than usual at the latest gubernatorial debate on Tuesday night.
If economic growth over the next 12 months is toward the top end of his forecasts, he might even have allowed the space for a small but eye-catching tax cut in 2005 - it would have been even nicer to have had it this year.
Many of the players — Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Gil Hodges — put up with us; some were even nice to us.
It doesn't seem that we have achieved it, even within the parties; these Republicans aren't even nice to each other.
One Parisian however neatly sums up the futility of such lines, saying "It's quite ridiculous and pathetic and not even nice to hear for a girl because we know they say that to every girl".
Rannie doesn't commit crimes; she's far too conscientious to do anything unkind, much less illegal (she's even nice to her ex-husband and has weekly dinners with her former mother-in-law).
