Say nice things about him, he'll say nice things about you.
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Say nice things about him, he will say nice things about you.
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And he, in turn, will say nice things about them.
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It's always allowed when people say nice things about you.
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It feels nice to have people say nice things about you!
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Yes, to using social media to say nice things about people.
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A dozen people went up to say nice things about Reva's mother.
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Arizona's roommate, is able to say nice things about Arizona and Sophia.
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Trump may even say nice things about Mueller, and on and on.
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Who wouldn't be emotional listening to the Queen say nice things about you?
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Make it a point to say nice things about people behind their back.
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Anybody's welcome, as long as they're willing to say nice things about Trump.
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If you help him or say nice things about him, you're the best.
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Sometimes you have to say nice things about people who have upset you.
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And he tends to reward people who support him and say nice things about him.
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The way to endear yourself to the president is to say nice things about him.
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I mean, I see some folks that don't say nice things about me, and that's okay.
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Where the Republican candidate was willing to be supportive, I'd say nice things about the Republican candidate.
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"They all say nice things about wanting to come back, but I don't think they will," he said.
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Trump does not care about Alice Johnson; he cares about having Kim Kardashian say nice things about him.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Yes, if you want to see Bernie say nice things about female presidential candidates, go to YouTube.
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"Saying, 'If Putin says nice things about me, I'll say nice things about him,' is not diplomacy," McFaul continued.
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Ryan just thinks people should be nicer, in general, and that Republicans should say nice things about poor people.
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It is also reflective of Trump's transactional personality: He says nice things about me, I say nice things about him.
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"I don't understand, all I've done is say nice things about the Yankees, I so admire the Yankees," Christie began.
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And Pence knows that the best way to ensure he's regarded that way is to say nice things about Trump.
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Now, it doesn't mean I don't want to leave a room and not have people say nice things about me.
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You could be doing that, too, and then we could all gather here to say nice things about your puzzle.
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After such a contentious election season, would Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump be able to say nice things about each other?
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His main qualifications seem to be his film-star looks and willingness to say nice things about Mr Trump on television.
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I'm sorry the press didn't choose a better headline and I really did say nice things about you is less direct.
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He likes to be adulated at all times -- and tends to respond well to people who say nice things about him.
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I'll intercede only to say nice things about the writing I admire, the people I like and the music I love.
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Essentially, it's a shortcut to building a sense of trust and intimacy: We're all supposed to say nice things about other people.
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" "Yes, other presidents tried to say nice things about the Russians ... not in the face of an active attack on the country.
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What better way to get a last laugh than make George and I say nice things about him to a national audience?
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What better way to get a last laugh than to make George and I say nice things about him to a national audience?
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The president added that Kanye was "smart" to say nice things about him, claiming his support is reflective of the black vote overall.
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This stuff was interspersed with bizarre moments from some formerly famous people, notable only for their willingness to say nice things about the nominee.
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Yep, that's country music star Aaron Watson sitting down with his guitar to say nice things about Fiona and sing her a little song.
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When Wall Street figures say nice things about Clinton or give money to her, for example, that's an opportunity for Sanders to reiterate his message.
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"What better way to get a last laugh than to make George and I say nice things about him to a national audience," Obama joked.
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In a city that has had to exhort people to "Say nice things about Detroit," Arnaud's book is overwhelmingly complementary, which is a lovely thing.
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After all, what better way to get a last laugh than to make George and I say nice things about him to a national audience?
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Chuck Todd: I'm just ... If we're going to say nice things about social media, my favorite thing to do is to ... It's the great answer key.
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" (CBS) "After all, what better way to get a last laugh than to get George and I say nice things about him to a national audience.
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When it was time for people to go up and say nice things about my father, she glared at the line forming up the central aisle.
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"What a better way to get a last laugh than to make George and I say nice things about him to a national audience," Obama joked.
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When it comes to far-right candidates around the world, however, Trump seems happy to hand out endorsements, especially to those who say nice things about him.
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So I had a three-day mock funeral; I reasoned that at a funeral, people say nice things about you, but you're not there to hear them.
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Part of it may be nepotism — Trump has a history of trying to reward people who say nice things about him or are polite to him in-person.
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"Say nice things about Acapulco," the governor said, after holding a press conference in the city to present a program he promised will tackle corruption in the state.
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I've always taught him, no matter where you are, you keep your dignity, so I can't tell you how proud I am when the guards say nice things about him.
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Before the rescue was completed, Musk had directed employees to compel Thai officials to say nice things about him and his mini-sub, even as storms continued to bear down.
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To some degree, this reflected Sander's naivete that any U.S. politician would want to say nice things about Palestinians at one of the most pro-Israel venues in the United States.
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That means the easy way out for GOP elected officials around the country looking to say nice things about Trump is to lavish some praise on the bottom of the ticket.
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Until this year, you were hard-pressed to find a Democrat to say nice things about George W. Bush — see Worst President Ever — or Mitt Romney, often cast as a heartless plutocrat.
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Mr. Trump had to rely mostly on his wife, children and employees to say nice things about him and his delegates on the floor to cheer him on and boo Mr. Cruz off the stage.
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It showed his irreverence, sense of humor, a little bit of mischievous streak, otherwise, what other way to get a laugh than to make George and I say nice things about him to a national audience?
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Additionally, Musk directed his team to pressure foreign officials in Thailand to say nice things about him and his mini-sub, even as they were grappling with what would prove to be a deadly rescue mission.
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It showed his irreverence, sense of humor, a little bit of mischievous streak, otherwise, what other way to get a laugh then to make George and I say nice things about him to a national audience?
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"His sense of humor, a little bit of a mischievous streak, after all, what better way to get a last laugh than to make George and I say nice things about him to a national audience," Pres.
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Warren can say nice things about Biden's agenda, but she can't retract the core claim that Biden was an instrumental actor in a corrupt legislative process that screwed the middle class on behalf of the wealthy and powerful.
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To Knott, I was "Chiasson-the-Assassin," and though we never met, I got the distinct idea that doing so would be a delight: far easier, I thought, than meeting most people who say nice things about you online.
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People disagree about the appropriate US policy toward Venezuela, but everyone understands we don't need to say nice things about Maduro to beg him to keep the oil flowing — he needs to keep the oil flowing because he needs the money.
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When Trump learned that I had recently spent time with Brady and around the Patriots, he became even more animated on the subject — and insistent that I enlist the star quarterback to say nice things about him for my story.
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Just because Hilary Clinton and Bernie sanders say nice things about minorities doesn't mean they actually mean them Banks called the United States an "inherently evil" country that relies on a "systemically oppressed underclass" to survive:I have no hope for America.
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In 2009, with the drug wars gathering force in the wake of the military-led offensive he launched against organized crime at the start of his term, then president Felipe Calderón urged the media to "say nice things" about the country.
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With the exception of encouraging one state dinner guest to say nice things about him on television as Queen Elizabeth II stood nearby, Mr. Trump was well-behaved and well-received, according to British officials who had been concerned about possible missteps.
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Both sides say nice things about each other — the phrase "a rising tide lifts all boats" was used repeatedly in recent weeks by executives on either side — but in the end they are pushing two fundamentally different visions of soccer in America.
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President Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un met for nearly five hours this morning, emerged to say nice things about each other and then signed a document that made vague pledges of nuclear disarmament from North Korea and a promise from the US to "provide security guarantees" to the reclusive nation.
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Who among us can't recall being 8 years old in our back yards, pretending it's Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final and scoring classy points with firm postgame handshakes and rehearsing cliché lines about teamwork to a media man that will only say nice things about you if you say classy things?
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Related: 'Say Nice Things About Acapulco': Mexican Governor Urges Media Silence on Violence The mountainous areas that occupy much of the state serve as bastions to a plethora of relatively small cartels with a foothold in opium poppy production, most of it designed to feed the booming heroin market in the US. These include the Guerreros Unidos cartel that, together with municipal police, has been blamed for the attack on student teachers in September 2014 that left 43 missing.
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In late 2013, Cassell was paid $30,000, along with other influential YouTubers, to promote Microsoft's newly launched Xbox One console as part of a promotional campaign managed by Microsoft's advertising agency and operated by Machinima Inc. The endorsement ran afoul of Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulations because "influencers", including Cassell, had failed to disclose that they "were paid by Microsoft to say nice things about Xbox One and its games".Wesley Yin- Poole. FTC: Machinima "deceived" consumers with Xbox One videos , eurogamer.
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If the player's answers were consistent, the character the player didn't help in chapter three will say nice things about the protagonist, specifically pointing out their honesty. The one the player helped will thank the protagonist for being truthful to them the entire time, and any worries they had about them being manipulative like their previous partner will be gone. From here, the player can choose whether to be just friends with them, enter a relationship with them if they hadn't already, or continue their relationship into college if they were already in one.
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", among other related statements. In March 2019, former vice president Joe Biden referred to Pence as "a decent guy" during a speech at the University of Nebraska Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska, a month before Biden announced his 2020 presidential campaign. LGBT groups, progressive leaders and celebrities strongly criticized him, with actress and New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon chastising Biden on Twitter, to which Biden responded by apologizing and criticizing Pence's stance on LGBT rights. Nixon later penned an op-ed in The Washington Post calling Pence "insidious and dangerous" for his actions on LGBT rights, claiming about Biden's comments that "it's easy to say nice things about Pence when you're not personally threatened by his agenda.
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Quillen thought it shameful that people waited until "it was too late to say nice things about those they loved and admired." Quillen's office and library was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in January 2012. Facile with words, Quillen took inconsistent political, economic, and racial positions; but he was "not afraid to bare his soul, express personal views, and even vent scorn and anger."Moore, xvi. For instance, in 1943, Quillen wrote that "the mixing of races violates the law of nature," and he sought to defend "racial purity." Robert Quillen, "Leaders Can't Get Anywhere Till They Tell People What Their Goal Is," Atlanta Constitution, November 1, 1943, 6.
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