Sentence examples for Graciously greeted from inspiring English sources
After her name was announced, she graciously greeted the dignitaries on the stage, and the large auditorium fell into a hushed nervous silence, with a few awkward coughs in the audience as Hillary Clinton took over the podium.
As one of the Washington pundits Obama has scorned put it, with a grin: "That's why you have two hands, one to graciously greet your opponents and one to stick the shiv in".
Beauvoir, seated at a round table beneath the trees behind his house, greeted me graciously.
Robert G. Millar, the founder of Elohim City, greeted me graciously at the door to his mobile home.
But in all three cases, the maitre d'hotel greeted us graciously, said in effect "not to worry," and seated us as soon as possible.
Dear Mr. Trump, We met once at my synagogue and you greeted me most graciously.
Our hostess greeted us warmly and graciously thanked us for the wine that was our contribution to the feast.
He said the important difference was that the Bush campaign had greeted the choice of Mr. Lieberman graciously, while the Gore campaign had attacked Mr. Cheney.
Mr. Obama graciously said it was time to put disagreements over Iraq behind us, but it is important not to forget how much damage Mr. Bush caused by misleading Americans about exotic weapons, about American troops being greeted with open arms, about creating a model democracy in Baghdad.
Allen greeted Julia and Doris.
Silence greeted this last.
