Sentence examples for nicer to write from inspiring English sources

It's nicer to write on and easier to read from.

It is much nicer to write about something you like than something you don't.

It would be nice to write that out".

(It's so nice to write a sentence one suspects has never been written before).

It must be nice to write whatever you please, I said, which elicited a fierce response.

"I felt it would have been kind of nice to write a major antitrust opinion," he said.

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"Actually, it would be quite nice to write about a man!" Laurie Simmons For "Living Large" (Page 84), the artist Laurie Simmons photographed her house in Connecticut, but not before rearranging the furniture.

However, the day when Edgar produces a tidy, well-made, apolitical personal play, may be some way off: "It would be very nice to write a five-hander some time," he concludes.

It's not just thinking it would be nice to write something about the Crimean war, it's having some particular way in mind of writing something about the Crimean war, and the idea for the way to tell the story helps you to see what the story is.

Every now and again it's nice to write down a few positive things that have happened to you in the past few weeks and if you're having a bit of a down time you can look back over them and remind yourself of what you've achieved.