Sentence examples for give graciously from inspiring English sources

In scarcity we believe there is not enough so we do not give graciously to those in need.

To those whom my life may touch in slight measure, may I give graciously of what is mine.

"That help should be given graciously and generously, not begrudgingly," she said.

My professional life became dependent on this tainted kind of love: approval granted grudgingly, never given graciously, always with a caveat, something else required, something to be done differently next time.

To encourage other school staff to bring gratitude into their staff meetings, the programmers at Leading Together have graciously given us permission to share two of their practices below.

The squatters who are appealing the court ruling should give up, graciously.

Give way graciously and my modest concession is seized on as an excuse by others.

In previous elections, those who stood against the Kremlin candidate have tended to give way graciously, as though resigned to the fact that they themselves were never real contenders.

("Arms across; arms up". "Downhill lie — ball in back of stance". "PRACTICE WITH A PLAN!") In my desk are the business cards of my teaching pros, who have graciously (foolishly?) given me their cellphone numbers to be used in case of emergency.

Not only are they hosting an after party with us, they have graciously offered to give four of their Disrupt passes away (a value of $2,995 each) to four of our lucky readers.

They were chosen unanimously "for their achievements in film and philanthropy". And at that point producer Leonard Goldberg and his wife Wendy gave in graciously and accepted.