But the wonder of this book is Levy's lightness of touch, and the gracious humour of her novel".
As Alan Hollinghurst, who gave her a telling cameo in The Line of Beauty (2005), paying particular attention to what he calls the "gracious scuttle" of her walk, has said, it is "difficult to write about her without writing what would simply be a political novel".
Her frequent visits and excellent reputation made her the cause célèbre of many French citizens who pitied the queen's fate and admired her gracious acceptance of her new life.
Finally, we would like to thank Christelle Le Riguer for the gracious use of her map.
It was gracious and kind of her to support of me as a writer and woman- that made me realize that she must be a mentor to many people.
In this overdecorated sickroom she looked young, vigorous, efficient, gracious; David was proud of her.
So resplendent was Collins that Evert took one look downward and drily said, "Nice pants, Bud," and proceeded to give him her usual gracious and informed view of her match.
"And I think it's generous of the royal family and Her Majesty the Queen to sit back and not interfere, and I think it's very gracious and very noble of her".
In a May 1 , 2009 letter extending his "sincere condolences" to Anne Caldwell, one of Hannah Carter's children, UCLA Chancellor Gene Block wrote: "Her name and legacy will live on through the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden, a beautiful reminder of her gracious and giving spirit".
Ms. Futral is the most gracious of magnolias, with just enough steel in mind, will and spirit to have propelled her to the top of her profession and kept her there for some two decades.
