Sentence examples for generally nice from inspiring English sources

The people Kenya encounters in this novel are generally nice, and become nicer.

Both Holly and I have found that Bumble girls are (generally) nice.

Ms. Brus, who grew up in Sayreville, described clients interested in Sayreville as generally "nice, hard-working people who want a family-oriented neighborhood".

But they're generally nice about it — you don't get to see the snipers in the switchgrass or the Black Hawk helicopters on the ground.

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"Sometimes the taste is not completely mine, but they have nine-foot or higher ceilings, generally nice bathrooms, Sub-Zero refrigerators, and sometimes playrooms," said Ms. Shah, who is in her 30s and the president of Nothing Falls Short Marketing, a market research company.

("The people you meet inside are generally nicer than on the outside," he says. "There's a lot of respect for age in prison").

The celebrity world is full of high ceilings and well-appointed patio areas, and generally nicer than the grim world of the unfamous.

By evoking and interpreting Hemingway's smaller moments, the author has found an ingenious way of showing how this unhappy and vulnerable man was generally nicer outside his family than in it.

A growing number of our teenage girls are unabashedly showing their preference for younger boys, saying they are not only more respectful than their older counterparts, but generally nicer to date.

Some of our employees commute across the border each day; good doctors are cheaper and easier to find in TJ, as are private schools, although it's generally nicer to live in San Diego.