Sentence examples for some gracious from inspiring English sources
Still, some gracious touches remain.
The publisher's mansion has the island's requisite gray shingles, yet it's not some gracious Victorian affair.
He paid Blur some gracious compliments but his loyalties soon became obvious.
Professional waiters — some gracious, some gruff — wear blue dress shirts and snug vests; the welcoming maître d' wears a suit.
But every time some gracious dancing episode or folkloric melodic line seems to take hold, it merges into a symphonic haze with no discernible themes, transitions or developments.
The local writer Brett Michael Dykes, Cajun Boy to some, gracious host to others, stood before these bright red mountains of deliciousness and instructed his visitors on how to eat them.
They star in her shows and along with mommy and daddy (and some very gracious aunts and uncles) they are the audience for her shows.
Some are gracious and get a box, others just ignore the doorbell when they see us outside or bark that they already bought them, others have a nostalgia about when they were young and were part of the clan and order a lot to feed the memories.
Imagine a pretty patio outside an Italian villa on a summer day in the 1920s (or at least in some calm, more gracious time between the world wars).
Some of the gracious, expansive charm of Handel's organ concertos may derive from his awareness that they were being performed in the Rotunda of the Ranelagh Garden in London, where the listening public would promenade.
