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In fact, all of them were being gracious to Michael.

Most of the books on the gracious first floor are old.

You could be more gracious than if you'd won the work.

And life up here may not turn out to be that gracious either.

She, too, had been gracious and kind to me over the past eight years.

"I said a couple of nice things about her, and she was gracious enough to call me."

But it's best to do it in a gracious way.

He had made particular efforts to be gracious in her company.

In time, you will come to see the value of gracious ones as well.

There is no gracious way to fire people, but some of it did not go well.

It is among the most beautiful and gracious in the state.

They have been quite gracious to us since we arrived.

Obviously, the System would not be gracious enough to leave them alone.

Our family and the world has lost a gracious lady.

I am doing too much eating at your gracious board.

The General was a gracious man, at least by his own lights.

Having made her point, she was willing to be gracious.

We had a pretty gracious phone conversation, but I have not seen him.

But" she was gracious "perhaps there is something I can do for you?

And as for gracious - that's not a quality he seems to have in him.

I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your gracious effort to right a wrong.

Then - and could a talk show host be more gracious?

"How gracious of you to take time to speak to me."

Or rather, some gracious god had decided to favor him.

You've been gracious enough to put your cards on the table.