Sentence examples for personally nice from inspiring English sources

If nothing in this controversial study is comforting or nice, the authors can only borrow from the words of that latter-day avatar of the non-cute, Tina Turner, speaking for "The Dee and Tina Turner Revue"--and for tough-minded truth-seeking scientists everywhere---in saying, "We never, ever do nothing nice and easy.O Does this mean the authors aren't, personally, nice guys?

"One thing gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people have to say," he continued, "[is that] maybe 30 years ago you could get some points for being personally nice to us while you were opposing our rights.

"Nice" is the word usually applied to Whitman personally, and nice she has been to shareholders.

After her team's victories, Vance revealed that some opposing coaches reacted to the loss personally, saying, "Nice game, Coach.

I know a few Eurocrats personally – they are nice, intelligent, educated and well-meaning people.

Personally, it's nice to have a good season, but to follow it up again is even better still.

Mine is a neighborhood of small shops where they know one personally, and how nice they have all been to this WASP!

"What amazes me is that someone that nice personally has such a cold, almost academic view of what the impact of his policies would be on people".

"Speaking personally, it was nice to know that if something was wrong it would be spotted without having to wait for a GP's appointment".

"Strange is the crooked timber of humanity", wrote Mary Kenny on Cif belief yesterday, summing up her observations that the priests she has personally known were nice chaps and certainly not paedophiles.

"He is an individual that talks a big game — you need to dot your I's and cross your T's, because a lot of the stuff he says is not there," said Jaen, adding that he liked Bosch personally, finding him nice to be around.