Sentence examples for nice words for from inspiring English sources
CAMPAIGNING The nice words for Mr. Bush will not linger for long.
Cuban also offered some nice words for Commissioner David Stern, who recently announced he would retire in February 2014.
He flourishes his French because he is always finding nice words for the cruel things that he wants to say.
"I have nice words for Bernard," Djokovic said after beating the French veteran Michael Llodra, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3.
Before the game, Brown had nothing but nice words for the team that turned on him and turned him out in 2006.
There are no nice words for what that animal smells like.
The Lions have returned to respectability, which is a nice word for mediocrity.
He did leave a nice word for the 10.3 percent who supported him, but not for the caucuses, which he suggested were polluted with actual Democratic voters.
"I've started to think recently of romantic songwriter as sort of a nice word for it," she says with a wry smile.
He told BBC News: "Collusion is not a nice word for anyone but when it is collusion with innocent people losing their lives to protect someone else there has to be a line drawn to say that is wrong.
"Which is quite a nice word for being nosy". Major Tom, which opens in London next month, is a bit of a departure for Melody, though, thanks to the element of competition.
