Sentence examples for nice better from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, that's nice, better than last game," Kovalchuk said of the fans' cheers.

Anything can be renovated; plus, it's really nice, better than any private rental that any of the women had seen, even after four years of standing empty.

("Extremely nice, better than I'm used to," he admits helpfully while visiting the immense royal portrait gallery, where a likeness of a Goodman-like ancestor hangs amongst a multitude of more appropriate-looking faces). Even when attempting to master the simplest royal nuances, like not swinging his arms when he is walking, Mr. Goodman turns his own bumbling presence into the film's best sight gag.

"Playing 80 minutes every week is quite nice, better than sitting around up here not playing.

And on Dribble.com: "nice," "better," "bravo," and "perfect!" Drapeau says he's been making little updates based on some of the remarks  – for example, with the third version of the redesign, he modified the Compass icon entirely, bringing it closer to the real one.

Isn't being nice better than confronting reality?

I'm a more rounded individual, a nicer, better person away from the table and a better player on it".

It's not terribly nice, but better than an unholy alliance of kimchi and cheese.

Yes, confidence is nice, but better still is to select as leaders those who actually know the truth.

"So having 30 percent is nice, and better than it used to be, but not as good as you might hope for".

The Surface 2 looks and feels quite nice, even better than its mostly well-built Surface RT predecessor.