Sentence examples for for the graceful from inspiring English sources

"Now everybody is looking for the graceful ending".

Nowhere is the need for the graceful exit more apparent than in our politics.

But there is also room for the graceful, literate music making that did appear.

Look out for the graceful sickle of Leo the Lion's head; followed by Y-shaped Virgo in the East.

Mr. Groh has an ear for the graceful and the delicate, but he is also a powerful producer of loudness.

Devoid of the satire and wit often associated with Satie, "Socrate" (1918) features simple, repetitive rhythms and a transparent orchestral accompaniment for the graceful vocal lines, which are often delivered in a detached, recitative manner.

Which is one of the reasons that Laurinda Spear, a founder of the architectural firm Arquitectonica in Miami, is less a fan of Le Corbusier's sober-sided machine for living than of the graceful, curvy contours of what she might call her machine for surfing -- a sport she has happily rediscovered after a 30-year hiatus.

And parts of the performance -- for example, the graceful dancing of the second movement and the heavenly "Knaben Wunderhorn" setting in the fifth -- were admirable for their delicacy and transparency.

However, the author has been criticised for dwelling in abstractions and for not reaching the graceful poetic level of his predecessor Kumara Vyasa.

It is possible the stadium could be named for Giovanni Agnelli, the scion of the family that owns Fiat, the car company, and Juventus; or perhaps for Gaetano Scirea, the graceful defender who played 377 times for Juve before his death in 1989 in an auto accident while scouting in Poland (with thanks to John McDermott for that insight).

What Mr. Maazel asked for, the orchestra supplied, sometimes for the best (the transparency of the opening, for example, and the graceful rendering of the second movement), and sometimes not (the pointlessly sharp, swaggering accents in the third movement, during which Mr. Maazel offered some hula-like hip-wiggling).