Sentence examples for of graciously from inspiring English sources
During trials, he makes a habit of graciously acknowledging opponents when he thinks they make a fair point.
Instead of graciously bathing in the torrents of tribute, Spencer told his admirers that they had got him seriously wrong.
"I've been kind of graciously trying to say, 'Working on the street just doesn't do it.' " Become a butler.
But I also know that restaurants can — and should — do a much better job of graciously acknowledging policies that inconvenience customers and diplomatically explaining why those policies exist.
But she has sublimated the elegant fidgets of the period's dancing into a swirl of graciously forming circles and lines of dancers.
Surrounded by a cloud of whirring cameras that she made a point of graciously ignoring, she walked through the galleries with Klaus Biesenbach, a MOMA curator who had brought the performance-art show to Moscow.
Her love of seductive surfaces — of rooms graciously adorned with bowls of flowers, glowing lamplight, color-coordinated pillows on the couch, pieces of art, books and touches of pleasing texture in the way of curtains, cashmere throws and rugs — is undoubtedly part of the allure of the upscale world she creates.
So after brief negotiations, the colleague who had assumed the title of chairman of BKSH graciously slipped back into his previous position as vice chairman.
Two years ago the main auditorium was completely gutted, rehabilitated and repainted a light gray; the results are austere and impersonal compared to my memories of the graciously ornamented house of the 1950's.
One of the pleasures of a graciously sweeping romantic pas de deux for the king and his new fiancée is the way the grape-purple silk of his overskirt flairs against the delicate salmon-pink of her softly flairing dress.
Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve of Stanford University graciously allowed installation of the permanent USGS-Stanford electromagnetic observatory and the temporary QuakeFinder instrumentation.
