Sentence examples for graciously remarked from inspiring English sources
It remains a mystery why Marie-Jeanne was not standing in first place, since as Mary Ellen Moylan graciously remarked, "I don't understand why she was not in front of me".
John Binkley's arrival (the occasion for hugs and backslaps with Chef Chang) meant that we were seven for lunch, if you count Joe Yung's American-born teen-age daughter, who politely declined the spicy food she was offered and smiled graciously at remarks about how she undoubtedly preferred pizza.
Reflecting on the service that New Yorkers graciously gave, Chief Service Officer of NYC Service Diahann Billings-Burford, remarked that tree planting was an opportunity for "people to truly get their hands dirty and contribute to making the city a more sustainable place to live".
Six years later, Pound had a private audience with Il Duce, at the Palazzo Venezia, in Rome, and presented him with a copy of "A Draft of XXX Cantos," which Mussolini graciously acknowledged with the remark "Ma questo è divertente" ("How amusing").
Trump started graciously, extracting applause with the remark, "One of the reasons I am here tonight is not to tell you what I want to build, but to ask you people what you want". But he left scarce doubt about whose decision would be final, and on what terms.
Mrs. Prentiss graciously consents.
They both graciously responded.
Neymar listened graciously.
