Sentence examples for degree of grace from inspiring English sources

And having said it, will he be able to invest his last few effective months in office with some degree of grace?

He can give to the impious a grace such that it will convert him, since God knows what degree of grace to give, and when it must be given, in order that it bring about the conversion of the sinner" (OM, 5 186).

Like Barnes, Romney appears almost devoid of masculinity even if he may have a degree of grace.

The result is a person who can operate with a higher degree of grace, fluidity and authenticity in situations that are foreign, uncomfortable and marked by stress and pressure.

It is hard to stay calm in the midst of vigorous opposition, but that is what democracy requires; it also requires a certain degree of grace in the midst of victory, something our culture has lost sight of by watching too many episodes of Jerry Springer.

During his long life he had disappointments, sorrows, regrets, and tragedies like everyone else, but he bore them stoically and with an unusual degree of grace.

Taking turns, each student swung two blazing poi in circular patterns, with varying degrees of grace and proximity to their panicked expressions.

As the young couples practiced on a recent Friday morning in the Edwards gym, they circled the room with varying degrees of grace, and many of the girls stood at least a head taller than their partners.

I've been running channels for 10 years and in a job like mine you say 'no' far more often than you say 'yes', and people take that with varying degrees of grace".

Nevertheless, he enforced solid degrees of grace, logic and propulsion en route to the finale.

He has done this with a degree of maturity and grace that has eluded heroes who have not even had to deal with a fraction of the adulation or attention he has received.