Sentence examples for too gracious from inspiring English sources

"Berwanger was too gracious to say anything," Rasley recalled.

As the novel's narrator, she's far too gracious a hostess.

If he resents being cast as McIlroy's keeper, McDowell is too gracious to show it.

If Mr. Pépin was appalled, he was too gracious to show it.

The public adores him, and he is far too gracious an entertainer to contradict them.

Although Dr. Taussig was too gracious to criticize the portrait, that did not mean she liked it.

Foster, too, was gracious in the aftermath on Sunday to the Mickelsons and to Mickelson's caddie Jim Mackay.

It was gracious, too.

How accurate Mr. Hytner was — gracious, too, given that the National fields its fair share of new writing as well.

She was gracious, too, and she had thanked me once for my influence, as she put it; You are the only teacher he works hard for, she said, this is the only class he likes.

'One's inner life is not to be talked about, for it's so largely music.' Towards the end of his life, Spender became, as Sutherland notes in his enjoyable biography, a 'sweeper-up of the Thirties group', a walking memory bank (gracious, too, as my mother found at a party 10 years ago.