The phrase "awareness grace" is not standard in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could be used in contexts discussing mindfulness or a state of being aware with a sense of elegance or poise, but clarity may be lacking.
Example: "In her meditation practice, she found a deep sense of awareness grace that transformed her daily life."
Alternatives: "mindful elegance" or "graceful awareness".
Maya is an inner peace coach who helps leaders and organizations reinvent themselves with more self-awareness, grace and conviction.
In silence, an awareness of grace comes and goes like an ocean lapping at the seashore.
I knew I was grateful for all that -- for Michael's exhilarating presence, his intelligence and awareness, his grace and energy, and for the romance we shared together.
The main responsibilities of the NNCs were to administer finance arrangements and contractual obligations within the PCN, ensure effective communication with local investigators and with the coordinating team, to organise translations and back translation of study materials and to develop awareness of GRACE throughout the network.
Across the whole world, no one ever invented a story with power to draw souls into awareness of divine grace.
I hope that current new awareness of mental and emotional pain and illness will encourage more grace and understanding in our communities.
Finally, ballroom dancing, at least in its classical variant, presumably favored by Mr. Hu, emphasizes grace, an awareness of appropriate tempo and a quest for harmony of the sort that characterized the durable peace that the dancing delegates forged at Vienna in 1814-15.
Battier's best years are behind him, and as his athleticism drifts slowly away, he clings to technique and awareness as the saving graces of his performance.
Most mean well, even if their lack of social grace and cultural awareness is sometimes appalling.
This kind of deeper awareness is a moment of grace.
