Sentence examples for far more gracious from inspiring English sources

As you see, he is far more gracious than the average New Yorker when it comes to saying fuhgeddaboudit.

When Depardieu turned up at the end of the screening, he was far more gracious and self-deprecating than might have been expected.

But then he asked, "Should it not rather have been made in honor of Matisse than of me?" I have tailored only two menus so specifically to my guests of honor, and I am happy to report that both were far more gracious.

The Unist'ot'en and their supporters are far more gracious to visitors, settlers in particular, than they need to be, given the history of their treatment in this country.

And I would write a letter to Juli's parents, who are far more gracious and compassionate people than I can ever hope to be, and express that even though this man chose not to treat their daughter and my friend with anything close to the dignity she deserved, he has been treated with the dignity that all human beings deserve.

"Give the public what they want" is Elliott's far-more-gracious-than-it-reads assessment, and Northey's day at the front has lifted the mood.

Torres' father also owns a factory, albeit a far more successful one, and is a far less gracious soul than the elder Escriva.

It wouldn't kill the Williams family, from Richard on down, to be a little more gracious to their opponents, but as far as Venus Williams's tennis goes, just hit her the damn ball.

Ray's wife, Abby Paula Malcomsonn), who, like Ray, grew up in South Boston, aspires to a more gracious lifestyle and hates living in the far suburb of Calabasas — she calls it the "Jersey Shore of L.A".

Industry colleagues... Mark Webb, who works on the set of the Fast and Furious films, said: "As far as people go, they didn't come any finer, any more gracious.

He was a gracious host in his adopted state, which he finds far more hospitable than the country he left.