Sentence examples for to speak nicely from inspiring English sources

His father had taught himself to speak nicely and voted Tory.

Russia may be a useful source of arms to China; and it costs China and India nothing to speak nicely to Russia in public.

As for you, life is too short to speak nicely of the man who loathes you; if he didn't loathe you, he wouldn't hit you.

A sample item is "To perform my job, I have to speak nicely so that others will feel happy".

Always try to show a nice smile and speak nicely to her.

When you get down to the nitty-gritty, instinctive parenting sounds pretty straightforward: speak nicely to your kids, treat them as you would any loved one, be ready with a hug, avoid overuse of your phone in their company, spend time with them, solicit their good intentions.

Some of the documents obtained by Der Spiegel speak nicely to the sort of banality those involved ascribed to their actions — "The data traffic gives us internal video teleconferences of the United Nations (yay!)," one of them reads.

For example if a nurse did not provide a patient with some diagnostics test results or did not speak nicely to a client then I intervene …. (FM07) Differences in their approaches to management were also reflected in how managers were experienced by colleagues and in their interactions with other people (Table 5).

In the security-obsessed Kremlin, you can still, if you speak nicely to a guard, walk across St Ivan's Square without a ticket: there is rule-bending as well as protocol.

One drama featured positive disciplining based on the findings of "Speak Nicely to Me", a joint 2006 study by UNICEF and Plan International, which explored practices and attitudes about disciplining of children in Timor-Leste.

Speak nicely, give them a hug, and make an effort to talk to them.