Sentence examples for gracious means from inspiring English sources
Being gracious means paying attention to people in social situations.
To be gracious means to be courteous, polite, and pleasant.
Being gracious means saying "after you" in the literal and metaphorical sense.
For pedestrians it means gracious marble and cast-iron Italianate commercial palaces on and near TriBeCa's eastern boundary of Broadway, and stout red-brick warehouses with Romanesque Revival-style arches nearer its western border of West Street and the Hudson River.
"I thought, Goodness, gracious, that's really mean".
"I mean, goodness gracious.
Being pretty relaxed doesn't mean the service is ever less than gracious and efficient, but does mean that soon after arriving you begin pondering a pre-prandial glass of Sauvignon Blanc beneath the ancient wooden beams of the bar.
Be positive when speaking about others (especially spiritual "authority" figures. Always do your best to speak of others in a positive light. You want to model what it means to be gracious, forgiving, accepting and loving.
"I mean, my goodness gracious," Collins said.
His sociable personality and gracious generosity as a host meant that his neighbors were inspired to return the favor, filling his garden with plants from their own beds.
He seemed so gracious and you seemed so … ' 'Mean?
