Sentence examples for in nice terms from inspiring English sources
"I'll give it to you in nice terms," Pelfrey said afterward.
"People told us this was inherent to Hudson County -- in nice terms, that it is difficult to do business here if you are an outsider," said Mr. Haag, who was born in Germany.
The problem with describing women in these "nice" terms is that the "nice" candidate often doesn't get hired.
In less nice terms, this thing was as big as a friggin' house.
It derives not from conviction that the truth of the gospel is clear and obvious - and so needs to be expressed in nice simple terms - but, paradoxically, from a more rich and complex recognition.
That's when, both sides agree, Perry told Mullins in not-so-nice terms to leave his restaurant.
"In the Games time, we will make it nice in terms of the environment.
"It's been really nice in terms of just having a rest," he said.
It would be nice, in terms of national pride, to be able to look at them, and to visit them.
That is nice in terms of visual variety, because the set is just a sparkly backdrop for the fine five-piece band.
