The First Lady exuded grace: warmth and ease combined with a subtle formality.
I hear her addressing a conference of wealthy business people on the subject of social entrepreneurship, where she exudes grace and power.
As he summarized this and other work for his colleagues, Poehlman exuded grace and confidence, mixing scientific slides with pictures of his lab team and waxing philosophical about the themes that had shaped his career.
With Coleman winning his sometimes physical duel with Diego Costa, Stones exuding grace under pressure as he calmly took on and beat opponents in his own penalty area and Mourinho subjected to chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning", Everton fans probably suspected it was too good to last.
Shining with intellect but never overly didactic, exuding grace and humor as she proffers the insightful, often provocative diatribes that were the Jordan trademark, Ms. Lowery does all that is humanly possible to keep us from noticing how rambling and oddly misshapen "Voice" is as a theater piece.
The hotel exudes grace, luxury and old world charm.
Oh, and congratulations, Mr. Lester Holt, for upholding the standards of journalism, exuding grace under pressure and becoming, also as of Thursday, the first solo African American anchor of the nightly news.
The comedy was positively reviewed, and Desson Howe of The Washington Post wrote that Thompson was its highlight: "Even as a rather one-dimensional character, she exudes grace and an adroit sense of comic tragedy".
She exuded both grace and menace, femininity and masculinity, and of course sexuality.
Gorilla Munch exudes the grace of a guru's neutrality, all the while possibly serving Krug Grand Cuvee under the breakfast table.
His duet with Aurélio not only surprised me, I found that, for someone who had never been in front of a camera, he exuded a grace and poetry that exceeded my expectations".
