Sentence examples for certain grace from inspiring English sources

As the Florentine philosopher Marsilio Ficino wrote, beauty was "a certain grace, alive and spiritual.

"I have HAD it!" With a certain grace he stepped from tabletop to chair to floor.

His own laughter - he laughed at his own jokes with a certain grace - was disarming.

"They had a sense of humour about it, which takes a certain grace".

"There's a certain grace when a massive tiger shark acknowledges your presence but just swings by.

As he walked stiffly into the wind tunnel, it was easy to see why astronauts lack a certain grace.

Soderbergh lets his rationalistic prejudices show, but he also hints that progress will come at the price of certain graces and adornments, certain beautiful artifices and rowdy charms.

Only the Ferris wheel still has a certain stately grace.

His explanations, when cornered, seemed cloddish, but there's a certain bureaucratic grace at work.

Later, while reminiscing and moving with a certain offhand grace, Mr. Thomson demonstrates the proper way to set a table.

The Santeria goddess Oshun, who typifies sweetness and a certain feminine grace, is often praised in ways that sound like basic love songs.