Sentence examples for nice demanded from inspiring English sources

He batted away the political controversy, saying that events in Nice demanded national unity rather than attempts at political point scoring.

"Man says nasty thing on the Internet, nice people get upset by nasty thing, nice people demand something be done about nasty thing, police pursue easy conviction (all the evidence is online after all, and there are a million willing witnesses), nasty man gets convicted and everybody slaps each other on the back for having done their bit.

You could say, "May I have a snack, please?" while explaining that asking for something is much nicer than demanding.

If you're looking for scalable direct to consumer sales behavior where you're making things or somebody's making things and they're selling through the users and it's a smooth process creating a really nice smooth demand discovery is hard because then you say, alright, well, it's Mother's Day, so we should do flowers.

It would be a nice gesture, she added, if Bush demanded that her husband be set free.

"Who will help us find a nice boy when she gets older?" she demanded.

Wearing a white skeleton mask — a nice touch — he threatened a car-wash worker and demanded money.

He said he had tried being nice and then more demanding.

It would be nice to see them demanding answers – and backing Fernandes' quest to find the truth about East Timor wouldn't be a bad place to start.

How do you like that?" The staff looked happy but slightly wary, like kids taken to a nice restaurant by a demanding parent.

He is not dreaming of a way out, only of starting first grade next year with Miss Evelyn, a teacher who is either mean and demanding or nice, depending on whether it's his older brother or mother talking.