Sentence examples for call grace from inspiring English sources

That is what I call grace.

I call grace the love language of the Divine.

Thus, he received what we Catholics call grace.

But to call Grace an "employee" of BAGLY, or even an "executive director" of BAGLY, doesn't do her justice.

Second, I have discovered these experiences are almost always portals into a deeper experience of presence itself, a presence I call grace, even God.

Without something positive, comforting and loving to fill that hole up (which some call grace), we're left to depend entirely on willpower -- and our willpower is normally very weak, especially on those days of loneliness, stress, tiredness and hunger.

The effect produced has for centuries been called "grace".

The Valentino look revolves around narrow-shouldered, slim-sleeved dresses with an essential quality, which Chiuri calls "grace".

In Alias Grace, her 1996 novel, the central character, a murderer called Grace, has amnesiac fits during which, she claims, she cannot be responsible for her actions.

"Perhaps the sources were more well known this time around," he concedes, reminding me that the episodes have always included what Lewis calls "grace notes and finials".

After being bounced between hospitals in Savannah, 10 miles from Richmond Hill, Kyle ended up at a men's shelter called Grace House, where he roomed with alcohol and drug abusers, and was trapped by his blindness.