Sentence examples for nicer with a from inspiring English sources

The fit and finish is great, the watch feels thinner than most of its competitors, and even the rubber strap is nicer with a quality heft to it.

Just as satisfying were the banana pudding with a browned meringue topper, and the sweet potato pie (which would have been even nicer with a dollop of whipped cream).

It would have been nicer with a gold but the better man won on the day and fair credit to him.

He also decided at the last minute the box would look nicer with a little tassle—which added a minute to the production time of each package and helped make Opium the most expensive perfume launch up to that time, $1 million.

This is optional, but the final manicure looks nicer with a base color in place.

While tie-downs can be used for strong, persuasive statements ("This car would look nicer with a sunroof, wouldn't it?"), they're most handy for getting agreement on minor points.

And we were not without our luxuries – camping is a lot nicer with an airbed and a duvet.

"You know, naughty but nice with a very sexy voice.

To be nice with a man, I don't think it's so bad".

"It's nice with a little shape around the face, no?" he asked Bidault-Waddington.

It's homely, tasteful not trendy, nice – with a John Lewis catalogue vibe.