Sentence examples for nicer read from inspiring English sources

When I finally invested in nicer (read: squishy yet supportive) pillows, my sleep changed for the better".

Luckily, the sex club, as well as the Vatican-owned apartments, were located in Salustiano, a nice (read: bourgie) area that didn't seem like it would hold any insane gays.

"Wouldn't it be nice," reads the copy "if we could all live like children?

To the Editor: Yes, when one is a child, it's nicer to read about people who are familiar.

"But it's nicer to read that than read someone being flattering about themselves, isn't it?" he smiles.

It's nicer to read that "women love too much" or that "men are from Mars and women are from Venus" than be forced to face unpalatable truths.

This will make your story better, more believable, and overall nicer to read.

I find it nice to hear and nice to read, but I just forget about it straight away.

But partner paper the Washington Post gives us a very nice read on the rise of American football in Brazil.

It's a nice read for a Sunday afternoon, so settle in with another cup of coffee and learn something new.

MN: I hope that they have a nice read and that they like it.