Sentence examples for graciously from from inspiring English sources

You can ask how old I am," says Pauline Hyde graciously, from her Belgravia home.

Dawn Caccamo swayed graciously from side to side, then gently swooned into the gallant arms of Glenn Edgerton in a pas de deux.

It covers the last decade or so of the Yankee Clipper's long life, when, in the public's eyes, he waved graciously from the pedestal he deserved, occasionally selling coffee and banking services to make a living.

It's hard to imagine a culture-clued, or theory-laden, or identity-politics-fueled, baby boom or Generation X academic diverting attention so graciously from his or her own work (Pritchard, like Updike, was born in 1932).

Although, this emotion can be uncomfortable, it provides the tough-love you typically do not accept graciously from others.

Being in a visible leadership role is a wonderful thing, and learning graciously from the mistakes you've made is important for you, and for your team.

"I'm typing the lines from the sutra," he said, graciously refraining from the traditional badinage of the Upper West Side, where he has lived for almost thirty years ("Schmuck, what does it look like I'm doing?").

Xu had also graciously refrained from asking me what I had been doing in China between my arrival in Shanghai seven days earlier and my official arrival in Ningbo the afternoon before.

Instances of coöperation between humans and dolphins are long-standing, with ancient accounts describing combined fishing efforts, and, in a game of water tag, dolphins will graciously refrain from crushing us.

The principal trauma in receiving Bach 2000 and the reason I graciously demur from having it in my house (although the Teldec people still haven't offered) is the suddenness.

The question persists even if it is never asked, even if people do not care to answer it, because they are safely protected by arms, diplomacy, and politics, and by the flood of words that graciously comes from their mouths.