Sentence examples similar to ceded gracefully from inspiring English sources
De Klerk might be white but he was Mandela's partner in the democratic transition between 1990 and 1994, and, in the end, he ceded power gracefully.
Thus challenged, the army might even cede power gracefully.
A cross-departmental effort, the study is being led by the Treasury, with Mr Healey at the helm.No one is sure of Mr Brown's thinking, but few people in local government believe he will cede power gracefully.
No ethnicity ever cedes control gracefully.
The governors, even the many in the PRI party, will not gracefully cede their new powers to the president.
If Miller has less material to work with as Calvin, he gracefully cedes the limelight to the brother-sister act.
Alex Castellanos, a Republican media strategist, revived the "Fatal Attraction" analogy in a television discussion about whether Mrs. Clinton would be able to gracefully cede the convention to her former rival.
If this were just a love story, either Naoko or Midori would gracefully cede the field, and Toru would stride forward into maturity with the other by his side.
Kennedy ceded to Clinton.
Anthony, however, ceded no ground.
Britain also ceded Saint Lucia to France.
