Sentence examples for graciously enough from inspiring English sources

Still, I swallowed my distaste — after all, the guy was a friend of Sunita's — and was gratified to find that when I moved over to sit beside Thanh he ceded possession graciously enough.

He is agile enough to chat graciously about books and charm paparazzi.

Sure enough, Father Sylvain graciously let us camp on his porch, and we woke the next morning to the competing sounds of roosters, an early morning Mass, and some 6,000 displaced civilians who had recently congregated in the church compound to seek safety.

But let's say the exec, noticing that I'm old enough to be his grandfather, graciously allows me 10 minutes.

In scarcity we believe there is not enough so we do not give graciously to those in need.

For The Ancient, which begins in Lima and moves to a supertanker ferrying trash, she created another tale of ancient demonic power and outdid herself, spending several weeks on board such a ship garnering enough information for the plot, and King graciously gave the book an endorsement.

He graciously allowed Timberlake to run the night, ceding just enough control to make it a virtually seamless collaborative effort.

Still, I managed enough courage to take out my iPhone (which my girlfriend graciously strung to my wrist so I wouldn't drop it) and took this video of my ride across the zip line.

Grant graciously told the Star she accepted the apology but said it's not enough.

My Italian is pretty good, but would not have been enough to do the nine-hour interview that my supervisor very graciously helped with.

For those not lucky enough to be in the vicinity of Southern California, the gallery has graciously sent us a preview of some of the fantastic fan art-esque masterpieces on view.