Sentence examples similar to that's exceedingly gracious from inspiring English sources

But, having said that, I must point out that his latest column, written while he's recuperating from brain cancer surgery, shows that while Novak can be exceedingly gracious to people who helped him through his ordeal, especially those on the other side of the political divide, he can still be spiteful and deceptive when it comes to those he doesn't like.

Cosima's demeanour as the festival's hostess was described by a young American visitor in fulsome terms: "Mme Wagner is exceedingly gracious and affable... a magnificent-looking woman, a perfect queen..."....

Yes, Socrates, that is exceedingly true.

The one commodity that is exceedingly rare, however, is context.

"I wanted a pool of capital that was exceedingly patient".

Gems like that are exceedingly rare.

New Energy Revolution that is exceedingly beyond wind and solar power.

That's exceedingly cheap and easy.

But that is exceedingly unlikely, even by lottery standards.

Ok, that's not very gracious.

"My experience is that he is exceedingly honest and exceedingly straightforward," Mr. Clinton said at a news conference.