Sentence examples for exceptionally graceful from inspiring English sources

And we will be expected to be exceptionally graceful mourners.

On the whole, however, they are exceptionally graceful for guys their age.

"He had many gifts and was an exceptionally graceful, easy, and generous man, but among the qualities that distinguished his work was the sheer commitment of it".

Ms. Gray, 65, who has gray-blonde hair and exceptionally graceful hands with long, slender fingers, wears rimless glasses that fail to conceal the merry, slightly quizzical look in her eyes.

It is an exceptionally graceful design, supported by a single tower made up of two poles, which lean outward, forming a V... Describes how her husband, while dying of cancer nearby at Sloan-Kettering Hospital, "would come over in his bathrobe and sit in the gardens — he said he needed me to take care of him but that I had to do one other thing, and that was to build this bridge".

Catharine Hamilton is not only an exceptionally graceful individual, with an elegant Texan drawl and charmed sense of style, she has dedicated her time to many great causes and organizations, from the Institute of International Education and the Junior League to the cause closest to her heart, the restoration of Versailles.

She had remarkably beautiful hands, the fingers exceptionally slender and graceful, with long, pointed, scarlet nails.

He made Miss La La appear not just exceptionally strong, but also graceful (with a hint of the awkwardness that characterizes his bathers, who are also shown from strange angles).

Meeting accusations that he was "aestheticising poverty and deprivation" through his work with Médécins sans Frontières in Somalia, he protested that the people he photographed, far from being objects of pity, were inherently graceful and exceptionally civilised in their relations with others.

He was tall and imposing, at once powerful and graceful, and he rode a horse exceptionally well.

In its ultimate form it was a long, slim, graceful vessel with projecting bow and radically streamlined hull, carrying an exceptionally large spread of sail on three tall masts.