Sentence examples for nice more from inspiring English sources

It's human nature to want to help people who are nice more than those who aren't.

more than the nice, more expensive wooden ornaments that come in some crackers.

Even before Nice, more than 80% of EU decisions were made this way.As a result, the question of how a majority is constituted assumes crucial importance.

Sweeping generalisation though it may be, people seem nice more often in Iceland: among other cheery statistics, it has the lowest murder rate in Europe.

As famous singers go, King has always seemed exceedingly nice — more Janis Ian than Janis Joplin — and her book's humble granola-and-chardonnay prose is about as earnest as you'd expect from the songwriter behind "You've Got a Friend".

"Some of the reforms are nice – more transparency is always good – but it is not really a complete reform," said Ska Keller, a German Green MEP who sits on the European parliament's trade committee.

"There is no nicer, more humble, more respectful guy.

"So I thought about something warmer, nicer, more comfortable.

Three nicer, more thoughtful and more intelligent young men one could not hope to meet.

The imaginary world is often much nicer, more beautiful, more adventurous and just better in general.

What we more often expect from classical music is something prettier, nicer, more tasteful.