Sentence examples for agents of grace from inspiring English sources

It is strange to hear Hopkins describe his poems, which posterity regards as not only great but agents of grace, as a "waste of time".

But Lizzie Blank, "her hair platinum blond and matted," her face "so caked with makeup that it was impossible to decide what it might look like naked," is no agent of grace but a woman "transmogrified" from her previous incarnation as... Muriel Axon.

Or you can become an agent of grace that your descendants will be proud of for generations to come.

It's never quite clear what the refined and spiritual Paloma sees in the cocky, obnoxious Charlie, unless, as her name suggests, she is meant to be some agent of divine grace sent to earth to protect him from himself.

It came to refer, however, to the Protestant view of the equality of status between clergy and laity and to the calling of all Christians to be agents of God's Word and grace.

It is to stand for justice, dispense grace and be agents of reconciliation in a broken world.

That's enough to elevate Peeples toward true Agent of Change, but other, recent events solidified the deal: his state of grace in the midst of confrontation.

Full of grace.

This state of grace.

It's one of grace.

Without a shred of grace?