Sentence examples for were not so grateful from inspiring English sources

Democrats were not so grateful.

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In the wake of the Spanish-American War, the U.S. found itself "saddled with dependencies that were increasingly expensive to administer," and governing populations who were not so "grateful for their masters' benevolence".

A few people weren't so grateful or nice; they tossed out requests as if Airs was Amazon.com.

I'm not so grateful for the chance to speak in the wake of her magnificent address last night.

But he is not so grateful that he is going to go to Pennsylvania to campaign for him and risk adding yet another political carcass to the list of uncharming Democrats who went down the drain while clinging to his coattails.

And this is the mark of a truly gifted speaker: Even when you know he cannot possibly believe what he's saying, he makes you believe he's utterly sincere.9 12: After talking about how proud he is of Hillary's campaign, Bill Clinton begins his sentence, "I am not so grateful"    --pregnant pause--oh waitoot done"to follow Hillary's great speech last night".

Though his grief-stricken mother and his brother's girlfriend are glad to have him back alive, the rest of the town are not so grateful, viewing his miraculous survival with suspicion and anger.

Some of that was fair but much of it was not, so I'm grateful to the jury," she said.

Such innovation has not traditionally been found in cricket scoreboxes — it is not so long ago that you were grateful if they just remembered to put the overs up.

He was a reluctant star in Lake Placid, turning down most endorsement opportunities, remaining nostalgic for the days when he was a nobody, grateful that skating was not so popular in the United States, so he could retain some degree of anonymity.