Sentence examples for Graciously added from inspiring English sources

He nodded to the questionable suggestion that this is the best Bulls team he has played on, though he graciously added, "No disrespect to my former teammates".

In one interview, he compared the teaching of evolution to Communist indoctrination tactics — although he graciously added that "I'm not equating the evolution people with Fidel Castro".

At one point, Jinsai graciously added, "From the perspective of scholars, both Confucianism (Ju) and Buddhism (Butsu) definitely exist.

Not every take is so elegant though the filmmaker graciously added a crash reel to the end of his short.

He very graciously added that on to his already loaded week with two new ballets going in the gala performance.

Colleen graciously added me to the group and I read from my latest novel, Take Me Home.

Whether or not the invitations have already been sent, graciously add the person to your guest list.

The room graciously adds subtlety to the ultra-high end- culinary and liquid-driven amusements, and adds a bright of shining light to this formerly working-class neighborhood.

"I think folks back then didn't want to hurt the donors' feelings and accepted them graciously, adding them to our art inventory". As a result, he wrote, pieces of art that had deteriorated to the point of having little or no value were disposed of and taken out of the inventory.

"Fuse" begins with the father trying to share a cigarette with the apparition of his son, who graciously declines, adding to his father's respect.

"We need stenographers, as long as they record the truth," he added graciously.