In an astonishing display of grace under pressure, some educators at the Secondary Schools for Journalism, Social Research and Law are attempting to put a hopeful analysis on this shift.
(Her acceptance speech, upon winning, displayed extraordinary grace; some folk would have counselled fury).
They also often display striking grace and loyalty.
Whether Ed Balls will now display equivalent grace for calling Field a loner yesterday remains to be seen.
Instead it was Dubai Destination, running for Coolmore's great rival Godolphin, who dazzled the crowd with a display of grace and flair.
Seconds later, two jet-black colts broke from cover and raced around the other horses, manes and tails flying in a joyful display of grace, power and freedom.
But Bardem has managed to transcend his physicality, taking on roles that allow him to display his grace of movement and ability to immerse himself in the characters he plays.
To such people, English ships display feminine grace, not because a bulk carrier, barge or battleship is innately female, but because some linguistic convention ensured that for a thousand years after the Norman Conquest, the English language retained "she" for shipping even as it neutered almost every other inanimate thing, including trees.
They do not handle themselves with aplomb or display grace under pressure.
As a group, female athletes, like their male counterparts, display coordination, strength, grace, speed, stamina and a bracing competitiveness.
Whether you think of Cunningham as a folk artist or a Modernist, his paintings display an intuitive grace.
