Sentence examples for nice who from inspiring English sources

The national ministers assembled there will bend over backwards to be nice: who wants to impose a swingeing fine on a friend?

Another attribute, which has been really important from a cultural perspective, is that I want people who are nice, who are genuinely good people, who have humility.

They say it is normal to search for somebody nice who can pump money into a franchise, to spread the fun around.

Favre left Nice, who finished eighth, two days ago and will return to the Bundesliga following successful spells at Hertha Berlin and Borussia Mönchengladbach.

Nice, who had a chance to reduce the gap with Monaco to two points, lag in third place five points behind.

Lone wolves, such as Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel in Nice, who killed 84 with nothing more sophisticated than a truck, leave traces that stick out only after the fact.

"They are showing-off who is better, who is the nicest, who can get further.

That's obvious: a nice guy who sings nice songs and who probably will keep selling and winning awards by the truckload.

The risks for those working in palliative care is that they then adopt a stance of 'chronic niceness', as nice people who care for nice dying people who will have a nice death in a nice place.

We have an addicted nation of nice people who go to nice doctors who give them nice prescriptions to medicate their panic and pain.

Jesus "was a nice man who taught some nice things".