Sentence examples for demand grace from inspiring English sources

(For kindergarten, Grace adds 16 spots, and gets about 250 applications: 6 percent again. Partly because of the intensifying demand, Grace is starting a high school next year).

If you look at the way we perceive heroes in our culture, we demand perfection and grace under pressure.

There is an etiquette in political exchanges, which Kagan seems aware of: we make a gesture, we wait expectantly, and demand a certain grace — even when it might be more useful to disrupt it.

God, therefore, must send prophets, for he must do the best for humanity; otherwise, the demands of divine grace and mercy cannot be fulfilled.

Swift was never a busker, and she carried herself through the many choreographed demands with effortless grace. . 4. Still, she left some room for surprises -- which arrived courtesy of two special guests.

Courage wants to laugh; and Beckett's work demands a comedian's grace to leaven the gravity of his vision.

More good news: gratitude does show up when we stop demanding that it appear; grace does present itself when we stop expecting it to be present all the time.

Rail's fall from grace, and the demand that it live within its means, could have come at an unfortunate moment for another transport interest.

Insult to injury, the young recruit will demand an $80,000 salary to grace your premises with his short-lived presence.

Accept whatever happens with grace and never demand another audition.

She worked with a string of legendary Egyptian composers, including the late Mohammed Abdul-Wahhab, acquiring the grace and breadth demanded to master classical Arabic music.