Sentence examples for more gracefully than from inspiring English sources
The Beatles managed a bit more gracefully than the Barbican seem to be doing.
I turned to Cosgrove's manager, Mark Beaven, and asked how he thinks Cosgrove can age more gracefully than Griffin's foils.
Of the fistful of Roth adaptations that have reached the screen, all have failed, some more gracefully than others.
MPs admit Gove has taken the blame and apologised more gracefully than was fashionable in Blair-Brown days.
Considering that 30 years ago the Norwalk was considering tearing down the architectural facades of Washington Street, this downtown has hung on more gracefully than most.
But, remarkably, the filmmaker makes the heavy camera dance, nowhere more gracefully than during Quell's erotic rapture in the department store, where he works as a portrait photographer, in the presence of a clothing model.
"Ariadne," an 1857 photograph by the Swedish-born Victorian photographer Oscar Gustave Rejlander, shows another woman from behind, more completely exposed, if more gracefully posed, than the one in that 1850 daguerreotype.
For drama Sammy's speech could not quite match the astonishing six‑hitting of Carlos Brathwaite but it was still riveting and rather more gracefully delivered than the observations of Marlon Samuels, who kept both Ben Stokes and Shane Warne in his sights as he languidly stretched his still padded legs on the press conference table.
Was there ever an actor who aged more gracefully, more beautifully than Peter O'Toole, who died Saturday at age 81?
MARTIAL arts adventure does not come more gracefully or romantically packaged than in Ang Lee's CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON, which flew away with the Oscar for the best foreign film of 2000 as well as the awards for cinematography, art direction and original score (by Tan Dun).
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