Sentence examples for gracious whether from inspiring English sources

Be gracious, whether you win or lose.

Don't press too hard, and be gracious whether the news is good or bad.

It is clearly the leaf's organic structure that determines the gracious--whether sophisticated or immature--way in which it hangs from the stem.

But given the time to grow into her superstar's skin, she has become the Tour's most gracious player whether she wins or loses, gets cheered or booed.

Accept compliments with a gracious "Thank you" whether it's over something you did or just whether they like the hair you were born with.

Manhattanites have come to expect more "gracious features," he said, "whether it's a garbage disposal in the apartment or a washer and dryer, central air-conditioning or a view.

I think I need another term to really build that office in a way that's going to make the city proud". Racine said he had communicated his decision to Bowser and that "she was incredibly pleasant and gracious". He declined to say whether he would endorse Bowser's reelection bid, which she is expected to announce this fall.

Truly classy people are gracious and affable to everyone, whether the CEO, the mail carrier, or the custodian.

As Adams remarks: "The gracious person loves without worrying about whether the person he loves is worthy of his love" (Adams, 1972, 324).

Who knows whether my father was gracious enough to accept being mistaken for James Jimm) Garner, or James Garner was gracious enough to sometimes be considered to be my father!

Gracious people know how to handle criticism – whether it's constructive or not.