Sentence examples for make us nice from inspiring English sources

And it doesn't make us nice either, all this want-it-now, my-way-or-the-highway grabbiness that characterises our contemporary listening habits.

New York magazine's recent cover story about how much New Yorkers make suggested that if we were all more open about money, it would actually make us nicer.

He also questions whether using more delicate phrases makes us nicer or somehow more genteel.

Last June, Walletpop's Bruce Watson asked whether the recession is making us nicer, citing the rise in volunteerism.

A new study claims that reading novels makes us nicer and more empathetic, psychologists at the New School for Social Research have found.

He recorded a brief piece to his camera phone – "Hey, the Guardian is here, hopefully they'll make us sound nice and not like total losers" – before climbing into a waist-deep hole to heave a boulder.

We were evacuated up to the top of the hill, sat there freezing for about three hours then we were told to go to the Beehive where they made us a nice breakfast".

"With all the homes in Albuquerque, they picked ours?" She declined to divulge how much the production paid out, except to say: "It didn't make us rich, but it was nice.