Sentence examples for make things nicer from inspiring English sources

A kiss on the neck, while on the swings at dawn, or a sweet saying in his ear while listening to a classical musical concert, can make things nicer and sweeter and easier, instead having to be ultra-sexy or full-blown romantic.

Just because I tried to make things nice for him.

He was one of those people who always wanted to take care of you, to make things nice for you.

He delighted to include snatches of popular song, traffic noise, the sound of two Sousa bands each playing different tunes in his music, and wrote to his publisher in 1905: "Please don't try to make things nice!

It's certainly a harsher, more baldly revealing kind of writing than I could ever do: I flinch, in writing and in life, from conflict and unpleasantness, even when it might be necessary or desirable; I'm hamstrung by my need to make things nice, to smooth over.

I think we often take for granted the amount of skill it requires to make things "nice".

Commentators outlined the prize and entry requirements, adding that individuals would be able to drink the sponsor's product on the Island: "…there might just be a bit of XXXX on that Island, just to make things nice".

Insomnia often disappears if you can drown out distracting noises and make things nice and dark.

You could even use different names for the files, such as home.htm, but the point is to clean up your server and make things nice and tidy.

But Mr. Woods, like his characters, has an appealing way of making things nice and clear.

"I'm not very good at making things nice," she said.