| Though she could be a bit ditzy at times, Jenny was a genuinely nice person who had more friends than she could count. |
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| Also, I am quite a nice person who would not do you over should you reveal some home truths. |
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| Please stay the nice person that you are, but learn also to assert yourself and to speak up for yourself. |
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| Dr Bolton had not been at the interview when I was appointed, but the ward sister and the houseman assured me that he was a nice person. |
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| He is a very nice person, very friendly and polite but today was not his day. |
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| She's a perfectly nice person so I don't have much patience for Casey constantly throwing off at her. |
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| How could an evil guy like Prince Jonas be friends with such a nice person as Adrian? |
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| There's a saying that if someone is nice to you and mean to the waiter, then he's not really a very nice person. |
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| He used people, he was sleazy and unreliable and he was not what you would call a nice person. |
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| Some nice person wished me and my work colleagues a happy Hallowe'en yesterday. |
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| She's one of those psychiatrists that would be a really nice person if she didn't have all the answers in amber bottles with childproof caps. |
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| The younger one, thinks as he did not harm any bodyand known as a nice person in the village, God willdefinitely help him also. |
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| And third, while you're standing in human resources, ask the nice person there for a form to change your direct deposit. |
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| The reality of the world is that not everyone is a nice person, not everyone shares the values that we have in Canada and in the west. |
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| Mr Joel EVENO, very nice person who has learned a lot about NEWFOUNDLAND and we set foot in the stirrup. |
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| As a general rule, it is better for one's social life to be a seeming ignoramus than a perfectly nice person who knows a lot and shows it. |
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| It is the very nice person with whom everyone can speak about everything and about anything. |
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| And Trent is a really nice person, so it was nice to meet him and spend some time with him. |
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| If the child clearly knows that he is loved, he will listen to you because he hears that he is a nice person and that he is a very good child. |
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| Again, a prospective employer will not choose to hire you just because you are a nice person. |
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| The victim begins to notice a change in the behaviour of the abductor from a nice person to an aggressor. |
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| Sanie is a very nice person, hardworking and highly reliable, and very enthusiastic in performing new tasks. |
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| Why you are attacking such a nice person who struggles only for their land and peace with justice for all people? |
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| Think of someone who is a genuinely nice person and who wants to help. |
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| I also want to thank Maria Loreto for her marvellous friendship, Sonia Liliana for being always well-disposed towards me with her good heart and Claudio, as he is a nice person. |
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| I felt really happy there and Abdel is a really nice person. |
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| A really nice person who we built a friendship with, whom you can find in the picture next to Jean-Philippe in the photos and videos on our web site. |
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| Im here at Pescara Jazz because its one of the most important festivals in the world and Mr Lucio Fumo is a very nice person and this marked my decision as well. |
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| Here is a very nice person, a religious person-why has he distress? |
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| Roula is a very good teacher and a very nice person. |
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| He was quite a nice person too, but he had some odd qualities. |
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| Your aunt's a nice person, she will understand. |
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| Like George she was a genuinely nice person. |
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| If the person that the child was named after was a very nice person, a very kind person, what you would have to do is make sure the child was being raised to be just like the person they were named after. |
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