Sentence examples for gracious land from inspiring English sources

D. W. Griffith, a consummate storyteller, began Hollywood's love affair with the romantic version of the white South in his groundbreaking film "The Birth of a Nation"; "Gone with the Wind" continued the tradition, portraying the South as a gracious land of happy slaves — with no hint of the endemic cruelty of American slavery.

D. W. Griffith, a consummate storyteller, began Hollywood's love affair with the romantic version of the white South in his groundbreaking film "The Birth of a Nation"; "Gone with the Wind" continued the tradition, portraying the South as a gracious land of happy slaves with no hint of the endemic cruelty of American slavery.

I like Oh-Heavens, my-gracious, land's-sake words, such as tricksy, tucker, genteel, horrid.

The shellfish catches on the Eastern Shore feed the tourist-clogged locales of Baltimore and Annapolis, but relatively few travelers venture to the source: a gracious stretch of land that is one of the greatest undeveloped areas on the mid-Atlantic coast.

He ended up holding him for the entire trip and could not have been more gracious, although as we landed, he admitted he was glad it was only a one-hour flight.

How gracious.

Oh Gracious".

Most gracious.

"Goodness gracious".

Gracious service.

"Oh, good gracious.