Sentence examples for as a grace from inspiring English sources

We were comfortable employing blackness as a grace note rather than as our primary sound.

"I see this as a grace, that he spends the money as easy as he makes it".

Still, Pulsipher said, he is hoping that Manager Bobby Valentine will see this game as a grace period for him.

It was "That's All," by Merle Travis, and, as on the album, it appeared as a grace note.

Monk managed to suggest that he was bending notes by striking one note sharply before another, almost as a grace note, and Moran sometimes uses this technique.

An untitled abstract painting, a pastel-hued patchwork of spirals and other geometric shapes, is puzzling until you imagine it as a grace note in someone's perfectly composed abode.

If he is set upon celebrating his tenth anniversary in Downing Street a year from now, however, there is not much they can do other than accept it with as good a grace as they can muster.

If God casts us out of God's presence into everlasting torment (as others proclaim) for celebrating our marriages faithfully as a grace-filled sacrament, still we gather, and still we love God.

Some critics regard these poems as possessing a grace and delicacy unequaled in Spanish literature.

Diana Ross sang "Strange Fruit" a cappella, then described Holiday as "such a grace, such a power, bound up in such a great sadness".

As for the lack of a grace period, he says, "It's very expensive to process a low-balance card.