Sentence examples for nicer remove from inspiring English sources

Ball tells about a failed 1999 sit-com he wrote for ABC, "Oh, Grow Up": "After a while, you realize that all network notes can be reduced to: one, make everybody nicer, remove all the conflict; and, two, articulate the subtext, have somebody state what's going on.

If you can't be nice, remove yourself from the situation.

Oaks shed allergy-inducing pollen, but are too nice to remove.

Good idea, it would be nice to remove built-in limits, and just leave te hard ones (RAM/swap space).

Even for people who currently enjoy secure health insurance, the question of whether Obamacare works does not sit entirely at a nice theoretical remove.

Third, it would be nice to remove the "controversy industry" from forest practices considerations.

"Talking about innovation is nice, but removing Washington barriers to innovation is what job creators are really looking for right now," said Brendan Buck, a spokesman for the House speaker, John A. Boehner.

What's nice about removing the dry or dead skin manually, MacColla said, is that you can really focus on the areas that need the extra care, as opposed to covering the entire foot in a chemical solution.

"The other bonus about getting it off the Net is people have been nice enough to remove all the commercials".

Cook for two minutes a side, just until you get nice char marks, remove and leave to cool.

When the butter is a nice golden brown, remove, cool for five minutes, then carefully pour off the fat and cool to room temperature.