Sentence examples for gracious toward from inspiring English sources

Bonds was not so gracious toward Commissioner Bud Selig.

But he was gracious toward the longtime critic all the same.

Indeed, their comments during the Oscars were gracious toward their hosts in Hollywood.

Still, on Tuesday, Rodriguez seemed guilty of nothing more than trying to be gracious toward Reyes.

In his victory in Mexico City, Wolde had been gracious toward Bikila.

In London, when Sisi appeared with Cameron before the press, he was gracious toward his host.

What is remarkable about Bart is his loving, gracious attitude toward his past and toward his father's legacy.

Right now, OscarWatch is preoccupied with Philip Seymour Hoffman's gracious walk toward a best actor Oscar that no one – well, almost no one – disputes.

On the contrary, there is room for a serious discussion of Darwin's frailties; but there is little effort to substantiate the rather broad assertions that have been advanced here, so one can only speculate about the reasons for the author's less than gracious attitude toward Darwin, his ideas, and his contributions to the biological sciences.

This term, according to White, is supposed to mean someone of a high social class who has a friendly and gracious manner toward inferiors.

The innate qualities of this city, after all, do not lean toward the most gracious.