Sentence examples for gracious on from inspiring English sources
No less than with Europe's royal dynasties, Newport's privileged, so complexly intermarried and allied in business, represented one big extended family; poised and gracious on the surface, but often seething with all the petty hatreds and incestuous desires of competitive cousins.
In victory, Williams was more gracious on the subject of Lin's sensational rise.
And when she gets there, she too can do absolutely nothing with that power, other than keep it shiny by being gracious on all occasions.
The best guide to the area is "The Great and the Gracious on Millionaires' Row: Lake George in Its Glory" by Kathryn E. O'Brien (North Country Books, 1978), a delightfully anecdotal study of the families who summered along the 10-mile strip between Bolton Landing and Lake George Village.
Still, Obama reminded America, Bush and company "could not have been more professional or more gracious" on the way out.
Thank you to @adamlevine for being so gracious on Ellen about my crush heard round the world.
Holders of V.I.P. tickets were treated to a four-course gourmet luncheon prepared by Good Gracious catering on one side of the field, while other spectators lounged on blankets and nibbled on fare from a variety of Los Angeles food trucks.
Ang Lee's Sense and Sensibility remains the most gracious of Austens on film, but it's no longer the funniest.
While I feel sort of bad for Hand to God's Steven Boyer (even despite his less-than-gracious on camera expression when he lost), who is really great, it was also always clearly Alex Sharp's year to me.
So why was it that I didn't feel nervous in a totally new situation where the pressure was on to be gracious, intelligent, on point, and still figure out how to remember everyone's name?
Walking up the main road in Aldona toward the bus stand, with rain-washed emerald fields on one side and a line of gracious houses on the other, Infanta Maria was happy to discuss the recent achievements of female council heads.
