Tell your son, privately, that he should be a more gracious guest.
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They're a little bit more gracious about protecting someone who was their student.
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Harlem was a more gracious host to Castro than high-society Midtown had been.
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"Canadians are gracious in defeat and even more gracious in victory," he said pic.twitter.
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At Mami Slut, I'm a better, more brazen, and somehow more gracious version of myself.
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In light of its damaging effects, several Christian leaders have recently suggested a more gracious sexual ethic.
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Trump was more gracious on Tuesday after the news of McCain's return to the Senate became public.
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I can better distinguish what's important from what's trivial, and I'm more gracious and empathetic with others online.
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That's notable, and will be noted by critics who were hoping for more gracious notes from the new president.
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Mr. Miller suggested buying a small portion of the shared hallway from the building to create a more gracious foyer.
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"I can better distinguish what's important from what's trivial, and I'm more gracious and empathetic with others online," he writes.
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She made a number of television appearances in which she seemed more gracious and presidential than she had in the past.
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Gracious leaders create a more gracious environment by greeting the world openly and so end up maximizing their influence and effectiveness.
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Trump has been noticeably more gracious toward several Democratic governors during the coronavirus outbreak, often citing their praise of his current leadership.
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News. "She couldn't have been more gracious to everyone and to the fans, and was more than happy to take pictures with whoever."Seriously.
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He didn't consider himself an extremely socially anxious person before drugs, but they made him a better listener, more gracious, appreciative and less selfish.
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I'm so happy that we chose to get married there because the people could not be more gracious to us and kind and more supportive.
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Whether you're trying to lose weight or develop a more gracious attitude, slow and steady wins the race and expecting immediate results will only lead to disappointment.
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First things first ... we got Newgarden -- the 2017 IndyCar series champ -- and asked what Patrick's legacy to the sport would be, and he couldn't have been more gracious.
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Surely, he reasoned, someone looking for a one-bedroom in the same neighborhood with a budget of $2,1203 would be able to find something at least slightly more gracious?
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Mr. Obama turned out to be a more gracious host than President Theodore Roosevelt, who was in office the last time the Cubs won the World Series, in 1908.
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"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.
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Taylor Swift could not have been more gracious accepting the AMA "Artist of the Decade" award ... and there wasn't a peep about her old songs, Big Machine or Scooter Braun.
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But, he said, "President Bush's team could not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition," and he planned to do the same.
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Now, in a phone call, Amanda suggested edits for Salahi's speech—that he take out "lynching," for example, and make his remarks more "gracious"—and Salahi accepted all of them.
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But President Bush's team could not have been more professional and more gracious in making sure that we had a smooth transition so that we could hit the ground running.
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While Sweden's newest arrival may be a little young to appreciate some of the building's more gracious touches, there's plenty of space to stretch growing legs in the surrounding Haga Park.
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Be it a skyline-facing San Francisco residence with an unfortunately isolated kitchen or a Victorian rowhouse in need of light, these spaces have been reinvigorated by more gracious, flexible floor plans.
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And that now puts us on stage less proud and aggressive and a little more gracious and content and ready to have a good time, to share with those people what Seth's talking about.
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"Eight years ago, President Bush and I had some pretty significant differences, but President Bush's team could not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition," Obama said.
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Egyptian officials were far more gracious, serving us endless cups of sweet tea while helpfully informing us—the night before a presidential election—that Hosni Mubarak had won another term, with 97 percent of the vote.
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But in his public appearances with royalty and politicians alike, Trump appeared more gracious than hostile, eagerly willing to return the flattery that had been directed his way at nearly every opportunity since he touched down in Britain Monday.
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"Eight years ago, President Bush and I had some pretty significant differences, but President Bush's team could not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition," Obama said in his address from the White House.
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Though Bieber has faced criticism while on his Purpose tour — he had multiple on-stage tantrums during his performances in the U.K. and stormed off mid-show in Manchester in late October — sources told PEOPLE in early November the singer was more gracious offstage.
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He heaped praise on former President George W. Bush, saying he "could not have been more gracious to me when I came in" and said he wanted to give Trump the same chance to pursue his agenda "without somebody popping off" at every turn.
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But she has to be even more gracious about it than a male candidate would, because in the face of her loss, her behavior, mannerisms, even the amount of time she took to concede will be scrutinized harshly — not because of her political affiliation, but because she's a woman.
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Cookie and Jamal school Hakeem on his misogynistic ways, pointing out that having a daughter doesn't excuse him from being a misogynist, that his song lyrics have not only proven he's sexist but also homophobic, and that he has much work to do on himself to become a more gracious, socially aware, and woke individual.
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After the win a more gracious Parramatta management submitted an official apology to the NSWRFL over the Gibson-Hartley feud.
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Kaunhara ghat is related to the story of two brothers. The elder was humble and a worshiper of Lord Vishnu, while the younger was greedy and bad-natured. They fought over their land. The younger wanted more land than his brother and succeeded, as the elder was more gracious.
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It is with this style that he achieved his greatest success in his career. His most important and most characteristic works were painted between 1630 and 1640. Afterwards, he changed to a more gracious and elegant, but also less monumental style. His colours became weaker and the draperies more linear.
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The NLB was thus formed as a result of this Report. The NLB implements initiatives arising from the Report's recommendations, to help Singapore stay competitive in the global knowledge economy and become "a more gracious society"."National Library to spend S$1 billion over 8 years", Koh Buck Song, The Straits Times, 4 July 1996.
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The question is, when do you squeeze too much?" In another interview with Soap Opera Digest, the actor spoke thoroughly of his departure, saying: "It's not that one hadn't agreed to a reduction, but they hit you with a sledgehammer. It's done in such an insulting fashion. It could have been dealt with in a far more gracious way.
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Weybridge, London: Diaries of Sir Horace Curzon Plunkett, 10 May 1931: Eddie & Beatrice came to tea. He was more gracious than usual. They are very happy about Randal, as I am. His dealings with Reginald were more limited in earlier years but he continued to visit him at Charborough and elsewhere, right up to the month of his death.
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That means "Oh gosh, you and your tricks", basically in simple words when put into English. Mokoma is similar but slightly more gracious word to "damned" or "accursed". Through the years several members have come and gone, but only Annala has remained constant. The band started out as a more traditional rock band with their first two albums "Valu" and "Mokoman 120 päivää".
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Jared Vennett makes $47 million in commissions from selling the swaps. Mark Baum becomes more gracious from the financial fallout, and his staff continues to operate their fund. Charlie Geller and Jamie Shipley go their separate ways after unsuccessfully trying to sue the ratings agencies, with Charlie moving to Charlotte to start a family, and Jamie still running the fund. Ben Rickert returns to his peaceful retirement.
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Prior to their purchase, Carnes Island had housed a fishing shanty used by William Carnes, which they replaced with a more gracious building. Although supposedly rustic in character, the Websters brought maids with them to the camp each summer, and served meals on linen and china bearing the name "Camp Carnes". The Websters later purchased large tracts of the nearby mainland, where they developed the Webster Estate.
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" The final chapter, Auld Lang Syne, opens back in Renville. Jim has "unenthusiastically" accepted "a job in South America" to construct a "canal of some sort," a commitment of up to a year that will prevent him from wooing Beverly. The department of love is more gracious to Tommy, who announces to the group that "Anne has promised to marry me." "Three weeks later the little church on the hill was the scene of the simple but impressive ceremony that joined the two young people together for all time.
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A legal battle ensued, eventually settled in August 1942. On September 3, 1942, Dorsey bade farewell to Sinatra, reportedly saying as Sinatra left, "I hope you fall on your ass", but he was more gracious on the air when replacing Sinatra with singer Dick Haymes. Rumors began spreading in newspapers that Sinatra's mobster godfather, Willie Moretti, coerced Dorsey to let Sinatra out of his contract for a few thousand dollars, holding a gun to his head. Sinatra persuaded Stordahl to leave Dorsey with him and become his personal arranger, offering him $650 a month, five times the salary of Dorsey.
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I never met him without being the better for > it, and his kindly greeting and genial smile were always to me like a > benison [blessing] from one I loved. A more gracious presence, and a more > lovable nature have seldom been combined. His goodness made itself > intuitively felt; and he had not even to speak, for his purity of heart and > sincerity of mind seemed fairly to beam from his eyes. There may have been > better men than Jacob Ezekiel, I presume he had his share of human > frailties; but, I have never yet met another who could so impress the > hallowing influence which true goodness inspires.
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Although evangelist Percy Crawford generally disliked fundamentalists who directed attacks at other believers, he and Ketcham developed a lifelong "friendship and mutual affection," in part because Ketcham had "an unassuming manner" and a "fun-loving spirit."Dan D. Crawford, A Thirst for Souls: The Life of Evangelist Percy B. Crawford (1902-1960) (Selinsgrove, PA: Susquehanna University Press, 2010), 138-140. In the 1960s Ketcham pleaded with his long- time friend Carl McIntire to "be more gracious in his dealings with other Christians," although McIntire instead used his Christian Beacon to attack members of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches.Murdoch, 286-87; Beale, 275-76.
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" She finished off the review by saying, "By the time the album closes with 'Barefoot Cinderella,' an easygoing pop track that sounds remarkably like Cyrus' hit 'Party in the U.S.A.,' Hannah Montana Forever proves that everyone involved with Hannah was ready to move on." Entertainment Weekly was more gracious, awarding the album a B+ and saying, "Miley Cyrus struck out with this summer's whiny Can't Be Tamed, but she's in finer form on Hannah Montana Forever, the soundtrack to her TV show's final season. Credit the would-be film star's relief at finally hanging up Hannah's blond wig; there's no mistaking the glee with which she sings I'm free as a bird on Que Sera. Even Love That Lets Go, an acoustic duet with her dad Billy Ray, feels more sweet than sappy.
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Shortly after noon on November 9, outgoing president Barack Obama made a statement from the Rose Garden of the White House, in which he announced that he had spoken, the previous evening, with Trump and formally invited him to the White House the next day, November 10, for discussions to ensure "that there is a successful transition between our presidencies". President Obama said he had instructed his staff to "follow the example" of the George W. Bush administration in 2008, who he said could "not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition". The same day, United States secretary of defense Ash Carter issued a memo to the United States armed forces informing them of the pending transfer of National Command Authority to a new administration. Also on November 9, the U.S. Intelligence Community offered the full President's Daily Brief to Trump and Mike Pence, with Trump receiving his first brief on November 15 in his office at Trump Tower.
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On the day after the election, November 9, 2016, outgoing president Barack Obama made a statement from the Rose Garden of the White House in which he announced that he had spoken the previous evening with (apparent election winner) Donald Trump and formally invited him to the White House for discussions to ensure "that there is a successful transition between our presidencies." Obama said he had instructed his staff to "follow the example" of the George W. Bush administration in 2008, who he said could "not have been more professional or more gracious in making sure we had a smooth transition". This phase of the process lasts between 72 and 78 days, ending on the inauguration day. During this time, the transition team must handle the influx of campaign staff and additional personnel into daily operations and prepare to take over the functions of government. Key activities in this phase include staffing the office of the president-elect; deploying agency review teams; building out the president-elect’s management and policy agendas and schedule; and identifying the key talent necessary to execute the new president’s priorities.
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