Sentence examples similar to gracious gestures from inspiring English sources

Castle Village does not even have a fence at the sidewalk line, an unusually gracious gesture.

It was a gracious gesture, considering P. J. Carlesimo, the coach Sprewell choked at Golden State, is Popovich's assistant.

Perched above the celebrations stood the Leicester fans applauding their hosts, a gracious gesture considering the club had sunk to England's third tier for the first time.

But after they emerged from their own strategy sessions, the Senate Democrats warmly praised Mr. Bush for the gracious gesture of showing up.

Manuel made a gracious gesture by taking out his two stars, Jose Reyes and David Wright, in the top of the ninth to let them hear a round of applause from the paltry crowd of 30,849.

I disagreed with a lot of her husband's policies, but that didn't mean that I couldn't accept a gracious gesture from her. Has it been at all inconvenient for you to travel since 9/11?

Mrs. A., as she is often called, was in town for the torch procession, which in a gracious gesture has touched corners of the earth, like Africa and South America, that may never be able to afford the Games.

The speech was, among other things, and in spite of the gracious gesture at its opening, a devastating repudiation of ex-President Bush, who seemed to be shrinking physically as well as historically whenever the camera found him, until, by the end, his unimportance was almost bewildering.

But he was capable of the gracious gesture.

A true "geste d'estime" (gracious gesture) from someone with Rubin's public profile, would be to return the full $100 million.

The "giver's greed" phenomenon of sabotaging an otherwise gracious gesture by putting illogical and constrictive earmarks on donations is all too common.