Sentence examples for particularly gracious from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grazer has received particularly gracious treatment in the magazine.

Most head coaches have contract incentives based on team performance, but the Giants were particularly gracious when it came to Fassel.

It's not particularly gracious, it doesn't wrap around, it isn't screened and it's just big enough to support a couple of window boxes, a few chairs and a table.

The author wrote: "Bromley has not been particularly gracious to me nor I to Bromley and I don't think I want to add the freedom of Bromley to the freedom of the City of London and the freedom of the City of Brussels – both of which I have".

The agency said the image was for illustrative purposes only, but the damage was done: the sketches made it look as if subway travelers would be spit out at the wrought-iron door of a particularly gracious doorman building on the intersection's northwest corner, a landmarked block.

Tommy G. Thompson, the American secretary of health and human services, who is chairman of the board of Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, was said by French officials to have been particularly gracious at an international AIDS conference in Paris this month.

But while it is performed with gleaming verve and infusions of bawdy humor — Tony Sheldon, who has been with the show from its Australian debut, is particularly winning as the gracious-lady transsexual Bernadette — "Priscilla" feels monotonous and mechanical.

Mr. Jarvi conducted a gracious if not particularly memorable account.

My own foray into the alpine abyss was triggered by a particularly hostile breakup, involving an engagement ring, a defaulted mortgage, and a gracious sprinkling of bankruptcy.

I particularly like Martin Margulies and his collection, which is an extension of his personality: gracious, generous, adventuresome and accessible.

My own foray into the alpine abyss was triggered by a particularly hostile break-up, involving an engagement ring, a defaulted mortgage and a gracious sprinkling of bankruptcy.