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I very much appreciate this thoughtfulness and graciousness in the matter.
I had told him of the graciousness, warmth, hospitality and common decency of the Mexican people .
I will display modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat.
associations of aristocratic privilege, luxury, and graciousness
He lived with the graciousness befitting a man whose personal wealth was estimated at around £20 million.
They settled down round the graciousness of the peaceful sitting-room fire.
There is a commendable graciousness here and a shared sense of a common undertaking in seeking to rethink and rehabilitate experience.
In this universal graciousness consists the holiness of his will.
It was a speech characterised by graciousness and salted with not a little wit.
As has already been said, there is graciousness in winning as well as graciousness in losing.
On that basis, we insisted on our amendment and the other place had the graciousness to accept our insistence.
It would not altogether surprise me if she triumphed over her habitual graciousness and actually turned it down flat.
In defeat, she was charm and graciousness itself.
If not, he will, with graciousness, accept responsibility for any mistakes and correct them, as he has done in the past.
We want to ensure that we shall create a community of expert enthusiasts who can really bring comfort and graciousness even to a two-roomed house.
I must continue a little these experiences because they amount to a graciousness and courtesy which is unique.
Here is an opportunity to accept an amendment and to show the graciousness which is professed.
I welcome the somewhat varying degrees of graciousness with which the concession has been received.
He might have showed some graciousness and accepted that we have incorporated precisely what he wants.
If all that is gracious in the past—in which a minority lived in graciousness—is to be preserved for the future, it will have to be by national efforts.
Reciprocal graciousness is obviously called for.
