Sentence examples for graceful means from inspiring English sources
Now that the Iraqi prime minister has spoken, we have a graceful means of exiting a war that should not have been undertaken in the first place and that has done nothing to make the American people safer.
And more phonetics fun courtesy of Matt Clarke James Mellorsrs is a bit wrong too, 'Na'/'娜' is only used in names; however the same character can be pronounced 'Nuo' (2nd tone) which means graceful but only when combined with another character, eg with 'E'/'婀' in the word 'Enuo'/'婀娜'婀娜
Being graceful physically also means not being too bad on the eye - if you have a lot of acne, get a facial cream.
But graceful does not mean shy or retiring; this is an impressive mouthful, filled-in front-to-back.
Being graceful doesn't mean you have to hate sports and walk on tiptoe.
Just because your graceful does not mean you can't pack a punch!
(The bodies you see in magazines usually aren't real anyway).. Being graceful doesn't mean being rude or prissy.
Unlike many of his peers, Schneider hasn't copied top Burgundy's pricing structure, which means this graceful red, with its silky feel and lifted red-fruit and forest floor fragrance, punches way above its featherweight.
Annika means "grace" and Michelle means "Who is like God?" In our eyes, she is already the embodiment of a graceful, heavenly creature, and her last name is the perfect complement.
But the announcement on Saturday by the Supreme Court confirming Uhuru Kenyatta's election as president, and Raila Odinga's grim-faced but graceful acceptance of defeat mean that ever-entrepreneurial Kenyans can finally get back to making money.
