I politely decline all these gracious offers on ethical grounds.
Paul Levine, author of the Jake Lassiter mysteries, made the gracious offer even though I was calling him in the middle of a Heat-Bulls game.
A definition of derivative work that makes criminals out of art collectors and tourists is jarring despite Lee's gracious offer not to commence civil litigation.
Or, you could take this Twitter user up on his or her gracious offer.
Be gracious and offer them a tour of your home to get their opinion on sensible renovation.
Playing with warmth, insight and singing lines, the superb pianist Emanuel Ax offers gracious renditions of five of Haydn's piano sonatas, including the technically demanding No. 46 and the brooding No. 36, dedicated to two sisters in Vienna.
In an accompanying post on Twitter, the hedge fund magnate offered gracious words to some of the people who helped propel Netflix's stock price rise, including the company's chief executive, Reed Hastings; its head of content acquisition, Ted Sarandos; and the star of "House of Cards," Kevin Spacey.
Alone, Mr. Shevtsov offered a gracious performance of Mr. Feldman's "Last Pieces," a transitional creation from 1959.
Mr. Ax and Mr. Perlman offered a gracious performance of one of them (Op. 19, No. 1), and Mr. Ax and Mr. Ma, playing with a rich tone, followed with another (Op. 109).
As an encore, he offered a gracious rendition of Chopin's Waltz in C sharp minor (Op. 64, No. 2), smiling to the audience as he walked off the stage.
That permission hasn't yet been granted, but Molatore was gracious enough to offer an hour of his time to explain the project and his own observations.
