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with good grace.
We don't always get the kind of work we want, but we always have a choice of whether to do it with good grace or not.
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1
An Apology to Bilbies (
with Good Grace)
Picture story book for younger primary children telling of a young bilby's quest to find out what has happened to other bilby families in Australia.
With good grace: willingly She acknowledged the gifts with good grace and sent
thank-you cards. A saving grace: being bailed out of a situation The only saving
grace of the function was good food. GRASP Grasp the nettle: deal with a ...
The infant church, full of grace, faced the task of overcoming evil with good.
Grace proved sufficient. It pierced the rock hard heart of a man on his murderous
journey to Damascus and history was never to be the same. There are many ...
4
A Prince of
Good Fellows ...: Illustrated by Edmund J. Sullivan
Whether the honour thus thrust upon the Laird of Arnprior was as much to his
liking as an invitation to sit down with his guest would have been, is questionable
, but he served his majesty with good grace, and the king was loud in his praise
of ...
5
The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms, Second Edition
... take in good part; throw good money after bad; to good purpose; too good to be
true; too much of a good thing; to the good; turn to good account; up to (no good);
well and good; what's the good of; with good grace; world of good; your guess ...
I went with him and tried to go with good grace. And we had dinner-parties
ourselves, and even big-thrash-type parties. Not many, but some. Organising
these events was no bother. I like cooking and enjoyed preparing the food, and I
like ...
7
The
good die and the bad live on
Vern apologised straightaway and while Begbie appeared to take it all with good
grace his wife was half saying to herself and half to us that the coat would need
dry-cleaning. Thankfully Vern wasn't too fussed about drawing out the ...
8
Good Furniture: The Magazine of
Good Taste
What is more, they did it with good grace, thereby evidenced their originality and
put an individual stamp upon their work. The bedstead in question is 6 feet. 5
inches long by 3 feet 9 inches wide. The mahogany and rosewood chest of
drawers ...
But don't forget to deliver your conclusion, however rushed the ending. Don't just
fizzle out. The discussion after Don't become defensive during the discussion
afterwards. Accept criticism with good grace and show an interest in alternative ...
10
Making
Good: How Young People Cope
with Moral Dilemmas at Work
Embodying the precepts of "moral freedom," they insisted that they themselves —
not their editors, not the corporate managers — should be entrusted with that
decision. The scientists in high school generally accepted with good grace their ...
Becca Solomon, Deborah Greenspan, Howard Gardner,
2005