His voice is deep, graced here and there with cadenzas of lightness and humor.
And expressions of discontent — you think in the car, sitting in front of your own house now — no matter how beautiful, never solve the riddle of the world, or bring the banality of sequential reality to a location of deeper grace.
Cloaking his greed in paeans to God's glory, he is a master of what Dr. Johnson called "the secret ambush of a specious prayer": "Keep carrying us forward, Lord, always forward, deeper and deeper into your grace," Steven prays, when it looks like the deal has been clinched.
It's called class, grace, deep breath.
Thomas Merton characterized the goal of Christian meditation as follows: "The true end of Christian meditation is practically the same as the end of liturgical prayer and the reception of the sacraments: a deeper union by grace and charity with the Incarnate Word, who is the only Mediator between God and man, Jesus Christ".
If there's enough story to go around That's the beauty of Bruce Springsteen: he is the commonest man with the biggest heart, the broadest shoulders, the deepest sense of grace in the degradation of realizing the American Dream isn't one size fits all... and it's shrunk to where most people can't hope they'll ever wiggle their way into it.
The sound, like Prada's vision, seemed like a hymn to deep feeling and womanly grace.
Deep Space One's grace under pressure marked an early triumph for immobotkind.
He leaves a legacy of deep love, unfailing wit, grace and generosity, and was an inspiration and joy to all who knew him.
Watching their grace and deep unconcern for mid town civilization, we could feel our cares slipping away, our shoulders straightening and our pulse slowing to an eccentric normal.
