Use of the word nicer in a sentence example

nicer

Last update: July 29, 2015

"Maybe it's even nicer inside," She said with a forced smile. [Please select]

Nicer if a nice girl did it. [Please select]

A great deal nicer than most. [Please select]

Perhaps I should look nicer in my great-aunt's shawl. [Please select]

"You are much nicer as you are, Millicent." [Please select]

"If we lived in a nicer house," he said, "I'd ask you to board at my mother's."' [Please select]

"Don't you think a little gate would be nicer,--one just big enough for you, with a hook to fasten it." [Please select]

It would be so much nicer to find Lovedy, if she was not so hard-hearted as her story seemed to show. [Please select]

I'm glad you had it all white; it's a great deal nicer.' [Please select]

She was Low Church, like my mother-in-law; but, oh, so much nicer. [Please select]

And even some of the nicer ones seemed changed--I could see Julie felt it. [Please select]

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