graciously

The odds that either side will stand down as graciously as Al Gore did are slim.

Bill then graciously shared with us a glimpse into his Muslim identifying genius.

He graciously allows that “print journalists and editorial writers should be involved.”

I graciously accepted and swallowed repeated mouthfuls of masgouf for the first, and only, time.

“I never have any intent to upset or let anyone down,” he tweeted graciously.

But pride can also prevent you from graciously accepting help and can fill you with resentment instead of appreciation.

His unbounded generosity won for him the admiration of all his race, who graciously recognized him as their Maguinoó.

"If you please," continued Mr Bellamy, nodding to them very graciously; and they departed.

This interesting communication was addressed to Mrs. Maylie, who received it very graciously.

Neville was graciously received, and the Pope ordered the Scots and their abettors at his court to prison.

Sir Alexander intimated that her ladyship might try it; graciously observing that it would do no harm.