Sentence examples for finding grace from inspiring English sources

His first ad spoke of finding grace and the god of second chances.

In advance of his Platform, Mr. Lemon spoke about getting lost and finding grace.

"I've seen people completely transform themselves: losing weight, building strength and finding grace," she says.

Most moving are the many voices discussing the harsh realities of death, and the possibility of finding grace in its shadow (1 30).

Academic, anarchist, artistic director, actor, writer, provocateur, Hollywood refusnik!" The idea of finding "grace in a violent world" is a rather beautiful one.

Mr. Gregory, who will play the infirm old Brovik, an aging employee of Solness's, said that if done correctly, the film could be an intimate meditation on finding grace "just as the clock is about to strike midnight".

Here, Mr. Pasek and Mr. Paul have written a winning low-key date song for the couple, finding melodic grace in romantic awkwardness.

The quartets of Shostakovich are one of the ensemble's more recent enthusiasms, and in this album, the first volume of a series devoted to "The Soviet Experience," they give performances of both power and perception, finding the grace and fire in Shostakovich's enigmatic Fifth and Sixth Quartets and delivering the celebrated Seventh and Eighth Quartets with overwhelming force.

More than that, it's the ability to recognize how emotions affect the actions of others and finding the grace to respond appropriately.

And when he was finding the agonized grace in songs like "Have You Ever Loved a Woman," or bemoaning his bitter solitude in "She's Gone" and "One Chance," nothing could hold him back.

But what makes Jarmusch's film so distinctive is that he pushes all the Anne Rice cliches to their limits, wryly acknowledging their creakiness, yet still finding humour and grace in them.