Sentence examples for fundamentally nice from inspiring English sources

As a pleaser of people, courteous, moderate, indeed as a fundamentally nice man, he was a natural.

Good job, Cesc! Fàbregas strikes me as a fundamentally nice person, and Snapchat proves this to be a largely accurate suspicion.

Like all the main characters, our historian is a fundamentally nice person — no superficially charming monsters of selfishness here, or figures of genteel menace, like Skimpole and Tulkinghorn in "Bleak House".

Nothing like the hard-edged cockney stereotype, Flanagan comes across onstage as a fundamentally nice, amiably foolish man: always optimistic, usually ultimately disappointed, and never quite enjoying a comprehensive grasp of the necessary facts.

Andy can't help that he's a fundamentally nice bloke who really loves his music, and gets on with customers well.

Although it mostly provokes laughter over deep, ponderous thoughts the prospect of feeling "sexy" about Serbian police cancelling a Pride parade sounds like a Steven Wright joke it's a fundamentally nice idea and is obviously intended purely for good.

Since we changed the strategy, being fundamentally nicer to our customers, the business has boomed," he added.

Robbie and Maize are intelligent, nice-looking, and fundamentally decent, and Sassone's straightforward prose declines to raise their quotidian conflicts to a high enough pitch.

Mr. Pizzarelli is fundamentally a nice guy.

You could accuse her of being a naive, spoilt child but that misses the point: Judy is completely unaware of other people's agendas or duplicity because she is fundamentally a nice person.

"He doesn't go on benders like he used to anymore, but he still appreciates a drink from time to time – to put it mildly," says Grønlund, who thinks Lonne is "fundamentally a nice guy".