The phrase "gracious for" is not a commonly used phrase and is not grammatically correct.
It does not convey a clear meaning and could likely be replaced with a more appropriate phrase. Example: "I am gracious for your kind words" - This sentence could be rewritten as "I am grateful for your kind words" or "I appreciate your kind words."
She did a little half-laugh — gracious for a 14-year-old.
"He's great and was entirely gracious for the attention this promotion is getting," Meister said of Fashion Santa.
The professor, a big, doughy man, is quite gracious for someone so often regarded as a terrorist.
You got so tired, she explained, standing on your feet being gracious for ten hours; the ordeal had made her a food addict.
'You must be busy, take a year, that's fine.' " "How gracious, for him to give you an extension at the university of him".
Sarkozy was deemed "less than gracious" for "avoiding tasting traditional Arab foods" and displaying a "bored look during the televised arrival sword ceremony".
For his gracious love for each and every creature fails to provide a reason to create one creature rather than another, or to create the creatures in one possible world rather than those in another.
And what this means is that whatever reason God has for choosing to create one creaturely world over another cannot be found in his gracious love for creatures (For further argument in support of this point see Thomas, 1996).
She's up early preparing her gracious house for the wedding, and for the arrival of an old boyfriend, who's bringing pot.
Laurence H. Tribe, who argued an earlier case before the Supreme Court for Mr. Gore, said that "the gracious thing" for the vice president to do would be to concede.
Her bone tiredness clearer with every disastrous passing of yet another significant date on the calendar (Christmas, for one), the actress proves a gracious foil for Marion Bailey and Wendy Nottingham, playing a pair of gossipy chums who are also Victoria's godparents.
