Sentence examples for gracious though from inspiring English sources

Her concurring statements were always cheerful and gracious (though often cautious regarding certain aspects of a proposal) and her dissents were fiery and unsparing; you can read some choice words on the controversial net neutrality order here.

Be gracious though, and serve good food!

Merkel can afford to be gracious, though.

The London press was gracious, though occasionally grudging.

Sure enough, everyone we met was gracious, though there was often an undercurrent of unease.

The crew was always courteous, the actors gracious (though focused), and the producers seemed to do everything humanly possible to minimize the disruption to the neighborhood.

They're gracious enough, though, to put his name into their game's credits.

Now seems like a good time to thank a gracious -- though still, to at least one celebrator, anonymous -- host from a year ago, who not only was kind enough to welcome a rather motley-looking group of about a dozen, but also had the foresight to barricade all the furniture in the kitchen.

He offered a gracious smile, though it seemed he would be fully booked that weekend.

In general, the southern end of town has the larger, more gracious homes, though nearly every block in Bradley Beach is neat, shady and attractive.

Most of her travels for that company were in the Far East (gracious hosts, though males had a disturbing tendency to line up and ask to pose for pictures with her, she says) and South Africa ("At the time, the most chauvinistic place I'd ever worked").