Sentence examples for more gracious for from inspiring English sources

You'll be all the more gracious for it.

Other people should go before you, and it's really not so important – you'll get your turn anyway, and you'll be more gracious for it.

Sure, it won't be pleasant, but you'll be all the more gracious for giving the people around you the respect they deserve by admitting your mistakes and apologizing for them.

Now, something a little more gracious from those who us who lie considerably higher and dryer is, I think, called for.

He also appeared more gracious, and pointedly asked for help from many of the same people with whom he had fought so bitterly in the last seven years.

"Marasmus," which Dr. Johnson's Dictionary of 1755 defines as "a consumption, in which persons waste much of their substance," joins company in these letters with "quiptificates," "faex," "gress," and "desquamation" — Beckett was fond of the Latinate and the technical — as well as with more gracious inventions, such as "eyedew" for tears, or "daymare" for his waking life.

It was a nice touch from a man who, for all his larking, is more gracious than many people give him credit for.

You couldn't ask for a more gracious introduction to the exotic world of Imperial Japan than the stately historical novels of I. J. Parker.

Here is hoping that next year we'll up the ante for leaders being more gracious with those who quietly make their teams so successful.

Frank Busch, national team director for USA Swimming, was more gracious, calling Ye's final 100 meters on Saturday "more than remarkable, phenomenal".

It's harder to think of a more gracious or more deserving recipient of the Nobel Prize for Physics than Peter Higgs.