Sentence examples for gracious than from inspiring English sources
Yet Hayes was more soft and gracious than hardened criminal.
If it ever happens, I will be more gracious than anything.
Despite its condition, the car seemed a good bit more gracious than the current models.
"They did an unbelievable job," said the real Morey, who is much more gracious than his unshaven avatar.
As you see, he is far more gracious than the average New Yorker when it comes to saying fuhgeddaboudit.
There is no one more gracious than his wife, Joanne, and there was no one more exuberant than Jack.
"Give the public what they want" is Elliott's far-more-gracious-than-it-reads assessment, and Northey's day at the front has lifted the mood.
Trump is the antithesis of Obama: louche rather than gracious, parochial rather than worldly, conspiratorial rather than pragmatically intellectual.
He doesn't strive for an Everyman quality: he is relaxed but never chummy, gracious rather than familiar.
"American religion is firmly committed to the notion of a gracious rather than a punitive God," Andrew Greeley wrote.
But we can blame whom we like; the fact remains that England is now a less open, generous and gracious place than it was a week ago.
