niceness

On a screen with enough real estate, it might be nice to pin them to the top, so they can stay open and anchored in place, while you’re working in other applications.

I find it's nice to loosen up and enjoy those first few sips while I finish the preparations.

It’s especially nice that player decisions during the story affect how it all plays out.

For example, HBO Max is currently withholding its app from Roku devices, so the new ability to stream via AirPlay 2 is a nice workaround.

I noticed it primarily in this indoor video posted below, but some other reviewers have seen it outside in nice light as well.

His body has an even grace, his face a restless eagerness, and a gentleness, not to be confused with ‘niceness,’ is his manner.

Even people from the “nicest” parts of the country try to downplay that “niceness.”

Two weeks in the world of wholesome niceness also leaves you undefended and strangely serene and a bit childlike.

No amount of American niceness and understanding will change that.

“He really blossomed during filming, and it was his natural niceness that really percolated through,” Frears told The Daily Beast.

I also notice that these French houses show signs of natty niceness which one would not see in an English farmhouse.

Rosenthal was angry, and the man saw this and taxed him with over-niceness in ceremonial observance.

It's a matter of form; but I can't stand upon niceness over a thing like this—too serious.

It is natural for Eve to set the pace and for Adam to follow, in all matters of detail and niceness.

From her over-niceness arises my fear, more than from any extraordinary reason for resentment.