niceness

They joked that their Canadian niceness would make it difficult for them to play off winners, and that Eugene especially was feeling the pressure.

After Ernst arranges the meeting with Disney, Marks pencils in a toothbrush mustache and transforms himself into a creepily avuncular version of the character, whose Midwestern niceness becomes menacing when his business interests are threatened.

Some would call that on-brand for an entertainer whose claim to fame is his niceness.

The people who bring us “Fargo” stress that the stories aren’t meant to be political commentaries but psychological, allegories examining how evil manifests in places presumed to be bastions of stalwart niceness.

All of them changed their last names, and their neighbors had little to report about them save for their niceness.