Sentence examples for inherently nice from inspiring English sources

The people were inherently nice and I got my questions and concerns answered but I noticed that transition was treated as some sort of race to get hormones, change your name, get surgery and just move on with life.

His demeanour led some people to regard him as smug and silly, but he was inherently a nice man - his most endearing quality was unswerving loyalty to friends and colleagues.

And I don't make the mistake of regarding Eastern cultures as more inherently peaceful or "nice" than Western ones; many Eastern leaders match their Western counterparts in political ambition and ruthlessness.

There's nothing inherently wrong with being nice, but niceness is not the point of mutual-gains negotiation.

In what now reads like a lo-fi version of the viral video 10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman, Pearce responded to one commentator who praised her for not wearing low-cut tops on YouTube, suggesting his seemingly "nice" comment was "inherently sexist".

Also my LinkedIn profile will protect me and give off the impression that I am an inherently upstanding citizen and generally nice person".

(Maybe quite nice, as dying with people seems inherently problematic, but that's another matter entirely).

There is nothing inherently wrong with wearing beautiful clothes, going on nice trips and living in elegant homes.

Their storied lack of discipline and fierce infighting isn't inherently bad -- why should they all have to play nice and vote the same way?

In "Nice Guys Finish First" (column, May 17), David Brooks reviews recent research indicating that humans are inherently disposed to cooperate and be moral.

The "spirit of enterprise," to use author George Gilder's nice phrase, guarantees that U.S. industry remains robust because the market's action is inherently healing.