"nice towards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's behavior or attitude towards another person, indicating that they are kind, friendly, or considerate towards them. An example sentence using "nice towards" could be: "She always acts nice towards her coworkers, offering to help them with their tasks and bringing them coffee in the morning."
"For those who are paying attention, I guess they may feel both sides are not so nice towards China," he said.
"Malay language papers translate what has already been printed by the British press or agencies – and most of it not being very nice towards Tan," says Deol. "Thus the fans – having heavily relied on reports from UK – have formed the opinion that Tan has not been smart in managing the club, despite having success, and that Tan, instead of Malky Mackay, should have been given the boot".
(R): They have an income which is much higher than what a farm worker gets…it keeps more people alive than the one it is given to…they will be very nice towards the patient while there's money…but just after the money is finished, there's a lot of physical abuse again…and they don't have the self-esteem or the ability to fight for themselves.
Make sure to be nice towards the other students.
If you keep acting nice towards them, and they don't respond politely towards you, try finding new friends to hang out with.
If the group does not like you but you TRY to be as friendly and nice towards them as you possibly can and you get negative back from them, they are NOT real friends.
Try to act nicer towards the person.
Gradually start being nicer and nicer towards your sister, and she will probably be nice back to you.
October 2, 2013 Updated at 1.05pm BST 12.24pm BST There was a nice joke towards the end of the speech.
And foreign players whom they suspect, often wrongly, of having once played for Rangers... 2 min: Positive start by Kilbane, who scorches down the left flank before firing a nice cross towards Doyle, but it's nodded clear by some blue-clad bogeyman.
This work takes a nice step towards quantifying the importance of side information to the performance of real communication networks.
