Sentence examples for nicer without from inspiring English sources

The device looks sleeker and feels nicer without that case attached, so you might leave it behind -- a shame since it probably accounts for a decent portion of the $289.99 asking price.

"She's quite nice without the jewels".

He is torn between a desire to be nice without appearing too lax.

"An old book," he said, "will smell nice without having to be mildewed".

I don't look as nice without the wig; my own hair is thin and unattractive.

They're attractive without being offensively cute, and their characters manage to be genuinely nice without seeming bland or phony.

The film suggests that, in postwar Britain, you didn't get anything nice without doing something dirty.

Just the force of feeling, or if a person's just nice without knowing who you are".

He said, "Yes, it would still have been nice without Tintin, but Tintin gives it an extra sparkle".

"It's a fruity drink, so you don't have to sip it with your face all scrunched up; you feel really nice without getting totally bombed out".

Such a trip could be thought of as a novel application of the new Hollywood principle "paying it forward" -- meaning that one does something nice without any expectation of something in return.