Sentence examples for extravagant grace from inspiring English sources
Maybe what gives life meaning is the extravagant grace of reconciliation that God offers to everyone, without limit.
Most of his closest followers during the first century CE met the end of their life while practicing extravagant love and grace.
Administration officials, however, say such a move would amount to a modest grace period bought at extravagant and wasteful expense.
Fluttering candlelight, extravagant floral displays and crisp linens grace every dining room: one in crimson with sparkling mirrors, one in soft green against fieldstone and burnished wood.
In Los Angeles, Picasso and Warhol pieces don't hang just in museums — they grace the walls in extravagant open houses.
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The Östermalm area is mostly famous for its extravagant shops and horrifying nightclubs, but its saving grace is Story Hotel (rooms from 1290 krona/£112 per night).
Tearing Down the Wall of Sound: The Rise and Fall of Phil Spector Mick Brown (Bloomsbury, £16.99) 5 stars Even by the extravagant standards of contemporary celebrity gothic, Phil Spector's fall from grace has been dramatic.
And while the plots may be full of extravagant coincidences and wild implausibilities, they are presented with an impeccable sense of proportion and balance, of forms fulfilled with Mozartian grace.
