Nicer

It's nicer.

Maybe you wouldn't be so hard to like if you went at things in a nicer way.

A nicer MPD client

Today you're much nicer.

Even nicer than flying.

So much nicer here.

It'll make it nicer.

It's nicer among people

Obviously, I think he's nicer.

It was nicer than mine...

This will be much nicer.

You couldn't find a nicer guy.

I've been invited to nicer places.

You couldn't have picked a nicer man.

Shige used to be much nicer before.

This couldn't be nicer. A homecoming party!

I couldn't have wished for anything nicer

What's the other one? Maybe it's nicer.

He's much nicer than the other professors.

So much nicer than going out, she'd say.

This is a nicer apartment than the Kaufmans'.

Clive, you couldn't have brought me a nicer present.

That makes it even nicer with the next boy.

No way! There are nicer ones at the fiveandten.

It might be nicer and warmer in the office.

He had a nicer face than you have, too!

Since then, I've played other places that are much nicer.

And here it's a much nicer bedroom, you can see.

I want a nicer room. I want a TV set.

She said she'd never seen a nicer woman than you.

I agree with you, sir. Peters is a much nicer name.

Let's get out of here. I know a much nicer pier.

Isn't she firm? She's no nicer than you are. Get away.

It would be so much nicer to be killed by love, no?

Well, I'll tell you anyway, even though I think it's nicer when people guess.

At the risk of admission, I was never nicer than the year I was on crutches.

But after three trips to Antarctica, I decided that it might be nicer to work in warmer water.

But the nurses are much nicer. The most beautiful is Miss Barkley. I am in love with her.

I saw a red car and a white one. The red one was nicer looking than the white one.

The more attractive she finds him, the more sex they have the more sex they have, the nicer he is to her the nicer he is to her, the less she nags him about leaving wet towels on the bed and ultimately, they live happily ever after.

In other words, taxpayers win, because the benefits from the healthier economy would more than compensate for the costs of servicing the higher national debt, enabling the government to provide more services without raising tax rates. Households win, too, because they get to buy more and nicer things with their incomes.

You know, I could give him a nicer service right here in Sparta than he could ever get up there in Chicago, and at half the price, too.

Things, things, things.

Things, things. Things that can be bought.