Sentence examples for a simple grace from inspiring English sources

Our creativity therefore --whether it's displayed in music, art, cooking, storytelling, athletic prowess, mathematical ability, or a simple grace in extending kindness to strangers--is what keeps us attached to one another: and therefore what constitutes our very lives.

It's a story of simple grace, power, humor, and beauty.

He certainly bore himself with the simple grace of a true aristocrat, and this simplicity carried through into his performances on stage, contrasting oddly with all the surrounding flim-flam.

This is a novel about such experiences, about "the simple grace of being alive".

Here, under Mr. Wilson's gliding direction, this is usually achieved with a simple, restrained grace, acknowledging that the canvas matters more than the figures within it.

But it's also marvelous earlier in the ballet to see the simple grace with which he takes a slow, modest arabesque or, at the end of one solo, falls expressively to one knee.

Whatever he did he did well and with a minimum of fuss: no fancy words, no intellectual pretensions, just simple grace under pressure.

There have been many plots, certainly, foiled by good intelligence work or good police work or simple grace and luck.

They aimed to achieve beauty with frugality, asymmetry, and economy of movement, and much of the simple grace of Japanese interiors is due to them.

And in the Teynard salt print here, the precisely rendered clusters of palm trees in Karnak have the simple grace of columns.

That simple grace is especially noticeable near the Village Green, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and hosts informal picnics and the local historical society's auctions, among other events.