Sentence examples for how graciously from inspiring English sources

Hakey, in an interview, said he was "so overwhelmed" by how graciously he was treated after what he had done.

Even in his waning days as a starter, they continue to be awed by how graciously he has handled the situation.

Faulk often tells the quarterback Kurt Warner that Warner is a better man because of how graciously he deals with others.

They marveled at how smoothly the voting went, how graciously the loser, Tsai Ing-wen, conceded and how Mr. Ma gave his victory speech in the rain without the benefit of an underling's umbrella — in contrast with the pampering that Chinese officials often receive.

For all its drama, however, the S's most remarkable trait may be how graciously it shoulders its inferiority….

And one of Islamic culture's most often repeated stories about Abraham is how graciously he received the strangers who visited him, to whom he offered the very best he had.

It's about Ron's scholarly pointers on how to graciously overcome life's foibles.

Perhaps previous queens can be put to use and teach Trump how to graciously wave goodbye as more intelligent and inclusive candidates direct him to exit stage left.

If there is one thing I have learned more than anything from cancer, it is how to graciously accept the unbelievable amount of love and kindness that has overtaken me from all directions.

Instead of a peaceful and enlightened Matt telling us how Abby graciously takes responsibility even years later for their failed relationship, here's what I recommend: She dumps his ass, lets him wallow in a hell of his own making and moves on to find a happiness she never knew existed.

There's nothing like knowing how to win graciously.