nicer

The other argument for capitalism was that markets make people nicer.

Their solution, Saval notes with considerable irony, was to create nicer offices.

So there's many different reasons why you do things, but I'm actively pursuing the warmer, nicer people.

In their U.N. tap dance, Mr. Obama made nicer noises than Mr. Rouhani and was willing to be seen with a reluctant Mr. Rouhani.

There is an inverse correlation at play: the nicer a man appears, the greater his cruelty behind closed doors.

But Punch was five; and he knew that going to England would be much nicer than a trip to Nassick.

An dem pieces yo orated den was a hull lot nicer dan wat Mars Chet is sayin.

You will be very tired of hearing those spelled over for ever; they have some nicer books at the national school.

Much nicer these were, the children thought, than that yellow stuff in the big bottle they hated so.

"Well, I shouldn't ask it to be any nicer, anyway," declared Bertha; and the rest certainly agreed with her.