Sentence examples for gracefully helped from inspiring English sources

As Alan Wurtzel, head of research at NBC, puts it, a growing proportion of viewers are becoming almost invisible to marketers—"forgotten but not gone".If broadcast television is growing old gracefully (helped by Botox injections), newspapers are racing towards senescence.

Although 10 years had passed since we had last spoken, the Internet helped us gracefully sew a gap of a decade and hundreds of miles.

Finally, her family and friends helped her die gracefully, the way she lived.

But I encountered a huge prejudice when she went into the facility from people who assumed that I should have helped her to "age gracefully in place".

Ms. Slaughter's oracular warnings about the difficulty of women being able to  gracefully manage a fulfilling career and family life helped prompt a national conversation on the subject.

He then helped set the ground rules for Indonesia's first democratic election, and submitted gracefully to the result last fall, calling himself proudly, "the first victim of democracy".

Now, 52 years after her career began, the music industry is at last honouring Love, an unsung hero who helped create the sound of the Sixties and was then cast aside by those whose coffers she so gracefully plumped.

His membership of the orchestra helped him, in the words of a piano magazine, to get "respect as a powerful, two-fisted pianist adept at delivering entrancingly lyrical and gracefully introspective runs as well as dazzling and buoyant passages".

It's no secret that exercising can help you age gracefully by keeping you fit.

Although eating less does help monkeys age gracefully, it's unclear whether calorie restriction increases their lifespan.

Trust it to either reinforce the relationship or help you leave gracefully.