Sentence examples for gracious sense from inspiring English sources

Her lithe spirit, quick wit, agile sense of humor and clear perspective will all be missed as will her gracious sense of style.

I don't need to worry about feeding my kids for the first time in my life – I got insurance, I can afford it if they get sick …" Earle continues, keeps right on talking, and when he later says that he is the new Nashville establishment, meaning himself and his "New Country" peers, his pride and gracious sense of vindication is evident.

But as the Sugar Plum Fairy, she showed qualities both touching and gracious: a sense of both ceremony and awe.

"We're all equal and people have to be gracious," he said, sensing a kind of national patience and resolve growing.

"They were very active people," she says, "who created for themselves a great sense of gracious living in the woods".

Large-scale rooms and gracious features evoke a sense of grandeur, among them an expansive entry hall with a decorative fireplace and an original sweeping balustrade, and a second-floor parlor with French doors opening onto a Juliet balcony.

The sense of a gracious order is also present in the forms of Crawford's poems.

He was really gracious and had a good sense of humor about it all.

Still, I think it makes sense to be gracious and to grant your reviewers as much deference as possible.

Aliyev was still powerful back then and as Deputy Prime Minister, he at least had the good sense to act gracious and invite Cohen to Kazakhstan himself.

When I was combing through the teen section at Books-A-Million, I saw the unique book cover of It's Kind of a Funny Story and an overwhelming sense of "goodness gracious" came over me.