Sentence examples for nice wise from inspiring English sources

No, for sheer badness, which is all people remember, you had to include the Poles – nice, wise, artistic Poles, who sang a number in costumes featuring the lyrics "We are Slavic girls/we know how to use our classical beauty/now shake what your mama gave you".

Is there some nice, wise old man in the sky sitting on a heavenly La-Z-Boy orchestrating everything around us, or is something else at work?

He was introduced by his mother, former first lady Barbara Bush, who called her younger son "the nicest, wisest, most caring, loyal [and] disciplined".

"I thought it would be nice program-wise to have something smaller and really romantic.

Japanese camera maker Exemode has developed the SQ28m [JP, the site is currently down], a mini digital camera that's quite nice design-wise.

"It was so much nicer quality-wise, and was much closer to our original budget".

In place of the fiendish Nazis of Schindler's List, we have Germans who are nicer and wiser than their British enemies.

It would be nice, and maybe wise, simply to ignore him, in the hope that he will, after all these many years, just go away.

Murdoch, as the ultimate owner of Fox Searchlight, had himself a nice evening, film-wise; that studio's film "The Descendants" won Best Motion Picture Drama, and George Clooney won Best Actor in a Drama.

It would be easy to embark on a riff about Hadley and Munro; two writers who would rather be wise than nice.

Paraben-free, the scent is pretty nice and although texture wise a bit tacky, it sinks right in and leaves skin feeling silky.