Examples of using More gracious in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Always more gracious.
You should be more gracious.
A lot more gracious than mine.
You could have been more gracious.
Was more gracious and more free.
Other newspapers were a bit more gracious.
I think I was far more gracious than they deserved.
You know, you could be a little more gracious.
He could not have been more gracious and quickly got to his point: he was granting me a full pardon that would‘Expunge the bad rap you got,'” Black wrote.
Henry, if you can't be more gracious, shut up!
It may not be natural for you,but at least try to be a little more gracious.
This should cause us to be more gracious and grateful.
You agreed to do something you didn't wanna do,and I should have been more gracious.
Dr. Salazar could not be more gracious and professional.
Just as I'm trying to become faster,I'm also trying to become more gracious.
Had the followers of Jesus taken more seriously his injunction to"go into all the world and preach the gospel," andhad they been more gracious in that preaching, less stringent in collateral social requirements of their own devising, then many lands would gladly have received the simple gospel of the carpenter's son, Arabia among them.
But nonetheless the brightness of thelook in their searching eyes revealed something of new and more gracious times coming.
She was even more beautiful and more gracious than ever.
All buses and public transportation are free for all to use- increasing the goodness and graciousness of society so that those unemployed can more easily find jobs, the elderly and poor can more freely find what they need andview the sites of their cities and state, more gracious to tourists and visitors.
Nevertheless, I cannot but wish you a more gracious mistress.
All buses and public transportation are free for all to use- increasing the goodness and graciousness of society so that those unemployed can more easily find jobs, the elderly and poor, like school children, can all ride the buses and trams, trolleys for free, and can more freely find what they need and view the sites of their cities andstate, and more gracious is demonstrated to tourists and visitors.
And she couldn't have been nicer or more gracious to us.
Most people pretend to be better than they are,and to be kinder and more gracious, and have compassion in their hearts.
Ask students to create positive supportscenes for opposing teams helping to foster more gracious winners and less sore losers.
Was my passion for Mrs Gray, at the outset, at any rate, anything more than an intensification of the conviction we all had at that age that our friends' familieswere so very much nicer, more gracious, more interesting- in a word, more desirable- than our own?
From what I have been told, there's no queen more beautiful, gracious or wise than Elizabeth.
Now, I think I have been more than a gracious host-- taxied you and your assistant around the islands here so you could chase after your ducks.
He's been gracious enough to give us more of his valuable time on a subject we're all naturally concerned about.