Sentence examples for be gracious if from inspiring English sources

And to be gracious if they don't".

She taught us how to be gracious if we went into a place and they refused to serve us.

Be gracious if someone asks you to leave.

Just ignore them and be gracious if you see them.

Be gracious if things aren't quite the way that you expected but the hotel staff do their best to try and accommodate you.

"Sometimes you've got to be gracious in defeat, even if you don't want to be".

The only questions are whether he will reign in his running mate before she does more damage, and whether he is able to be gracious in defeat on November 4. If he still has a shred of his old decency, he'll do what he has consistently failed to do in this campaign: put country first.

Mr. Levy was gracious, if a bit formal, about Ms. Reidy's appointment yesterday.

Four years later, Reagan thanked Carter, though not by name, for "maintaining the continuity which is the bulwark of our Republic," which was gracious, if a little condescending.

You or I, shown evidence of our shoddy work, might at least pretend to be gracious about it, especially if that tossed-off work had made us wealthier than one hundred sultans.

As always, be gracious and polite, especially if users are going out of their way to help figure out what kind of insect you've caught.