This is her right, and few have thought about criticizing the decision, largely because of the enduring grace of the person who has made it.
While not quite recapturing the near-perfection of her short program at the nationals in 1998, she evoked her enduring grace and punched it with a renewed vigor.
A former resident of the Oranges, Bay Head and Mantoloking, New Jersey, she is remembered for her warmth, contagious enthusiasm and enduring grace, a quality that did not elude her during a long battle with vascular dementia.
The machine gestures toward another way Wallace's fans have understood his suicide: as a god's abandonment, an act of neglect for which Wallace through the enduring grace and divinity of his life and work must perpetually earn our forgiveness, as if he failed all of us by being so brilliant and leaving so early.
"As always, thankful for my mom's enduring health, grace, grit & goodness," she added.
His conceptual, thematic, stylistic, and allegorical throughlines channel the influences of artists as diverse as Chris Burden, Lee Bontecou, Terry Gilliam, and Anselm Kiefer both in materiality and in a hybrid sensibility in which craftsmanship, humor, illusion, and political commentary work together to create pictorial and dimensional works of enduring charm, grace, and mystery.
The empathy, courage and selflessness of Mrs. Gies, and the ever-enduring grace of Anne Frank, were once the kinds of behaviors we valued most in human beings.
Rivera smiled and waved, an enduring symbol of grace in defeat.
As Hepburn's two sons Luca Dotti and Sean Hepburn Ferrer write, "On January 20th , 1993we lost our mother and best friend and the world lost an enduring symbol of grace, elegance and humanity.
It extols the virtues of enduring harsh conditions with good grace.
By Tippetts' example, I see an opportunity for freedom--to stop striving, to live in grace, hope and enduring love, and to extend these to the people around me.
