Sentence examples for were not particularly nice from inspiring English sources

When she became minister of finance, she says, "people were not particularly nice to me and the media was very keen to point at mistakes or being too blunt or not using the politically correct phrases.

Try and remember a time that they were not particularly nice to you or annoyed you.

As the British Museum's current exhibition of drawings (sponsored by BP) shows, the Florentine Renaissance was deeply dependent on the bankers as patrons, and some of them weren't particularly nice.

"The tone of the novel is not particularly nice.

Certainly, smoking is a messy and short-sighted habit, and tobacco companies are not particularly nice.

"I do get the odd threat and it's not particularly nice," he said.

It's not particularly nice work to do and kids don't like doing it.

"But in reality you have to fire people, to say things that are not particularly nice.

One player who came on [Nadir Ciftci] was not particularly nice.

"It's not particularly nice being made to vomit, especially not being made to vomit like that.

"You can get a dog to obey you even if you're not particularly nice to it," Lockwood told me.