Sentence examples for much much nicer from inspiring English sources
Bourdain's is much, much nicer, but I miss the beefy richness that marries so well with onions (see also, steak and onion crisps).
Young readers will find the outcome reassuring, when, back inside and ensconced in a half-open bureau drawer, Nini thinks, "In here, at home, is much, much, much nicer... for now".
The iPad 2 is much, much nicer to hold.
"It's much, much nicer than a rattly old motorboat," she added.
Simply put, the site is SO much cleaner than Facebook regular, and much, much nicer to look at.
The player itself is pretty nice — much, much lighter than I thought.
Not as plump as she looks on television, and much nicer, much funnier.
HE added, without much hope, "It would be much nicer to start talking about it now".
"It's a much safer space now, brighter, much nicer because there are people down there creating.
Those who know about these things include them in an elite group known as "charismatic mega-fauna" – lions, elephants etc – not because they (necessarily) light up a room when they join a party, but because, without wishing to anthropomorphise too much, they're much "nicer" than slugs and jellyfish, and possess a serious wooo! factor.
