Sentence examples for gracious exchanges from inspiring English sources
During the gracious exchanges, both stuck to their positions with carefully considered words.
Few would begrudge the 32-year-old his glory, including Cabrera going by the gracious exchanges between the pair when Scott brilliantly holed out for the Green Jacket.
The program concluded with a vivacious performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 2. Orpheus played the offbeat accents in the Allegro con brio with particular vigor, and the serene melody of the Larghetto unfolded elegantly, with gracious exchanges between strings and winds.
People on both sides of the Bush-Kerry call remember a brief, gracious exchange, which is generally the norm in these things, especially at the highest stations.
In a gracious exchange of televised speeches, the president-elect, George W. Bush, and Vice President Al Gore moved last night to unify the nation and heal the wounds of their bitter struggle for the White House.
A Sasse spokesman said that Trump and the Nebraska senator "had a gracious exchange".
Several less-than-gracious exchanges at the dispatch box have led to David Cameron being compared to Flashman, the fictional Victorian public-school bully and coward from Tom Brown's Schooldays who went on to star in a series of novels by George MacDonald Fraser.
In all of these exchanges, he was gracious, genuine and generous.
The exchange was a gracious encapsulation of a monthslong Best Picture contest that assumed complex layers amid Donald Trump's election.
