Sentence examples for a grace to from inspiring English sources

There is a grace to it, a magnificent simplicity.

And, what a grace to have a President who is eloquent!

It keeps a grace to is movement that many animals struggle to match with four good legs.

Madelyn Schuller, a retired secretary from Oakdale, said women bring a grace to basketball that men do not.

"He really does have, for lack of a better word, a grace to him," Luis CdeBaca, the ambassador for the State Department's anti-human-trafficking office, told me.

"There's a grace to it, but a dog, you know the way they hunker over, legs going every which way". "Well, yes," the cat said.

But the IMF might conceivably agree to a grace period to tide everyone over to Sunday's referendum.

Here was a saving grace to a tough evening, no matter that it might well have been worse.

Russia is losing out, with a bad grace, to an upstart former satellite.

This formulation implies that egalitarian behavior is not real or truly felt, but rather, a social grace to mask an unacceptable attitude.

They didn't really work, but they gave an asymmetric grace to a well-thought-out show.