Sentence examples for relatively gracious from inspiring English sources
A few miles south, along East Mill Basin, stand a matched set of three two-family houses with relatively gracious wrought-iron terraces, columns and dormer windows.
The pain was distributed, and the victory shared; Reed described the process as "nasty, negative, laborious, and vitriolic" — which is to say, relatively gracious.
The pain was distributed, and the victory shared; Reed described the process as "nasty, negative, laborious, and vitriolic"—which is to say, relatively gracious.
In the last good high-fashion movie, Donen's "Funny Face" (1957), Audrey Hepburn, as an ingénue who becomes a model, was surrounded by whimsically imperious couture types — including Kay Thompson's tough, Diana Vreelandish editor — but that movie seems to have come out of a relatively gracious world.
The shellfish catches on the Eastern Shore feed the tourist-clogged locales of Baltimore and Annapolis, but relatively few travelers venture to the source: a gracious stretch of land that is one of the greatest undeveloped areas on the mid-Atlantic coast.
In a relatively small role, Iris Little-Thomas makes it clear that the quiet, gracious Rosa Parks knew exactly what she was doing.
As a relatively new Destiny player myself, I have frequently been on the receiving end of a Sherpa's gracious assistance.
