Sentence examples for further grace from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes I felt as though my conversion was incomplete, awaiting some further grace or transformation," he writes.

Mighty is the goddess; so come, and borrow of me broidered robes for apparel and jewels of gold that add a further grace to beauty's charms.

MPS's foundation has three years in which it can sell its shares in the bank without incurring capital-gains tax, plus a further grace period of two years with no tax breaks.

If you serve the cabernet franc at dinner, especially to friends or business associates who are dauntingly well-informed about Bordeaux-type wines, decant it about a half hour before pouring it; the aeration will give it further grace, and compliments will surely follow.

On the contrary--this grace was given so that we would act, and in acting, contribute something to others, a further grace for the broadening of possibility and the future.

Indigenous tribal leaders had further graced the ceremonies.

Do sporting heroes fall further from grace?

9 P.M. (AMC) THE KILLING Holder (Joel Kinnaman) falls further from grace, and inches closer to the brink of destruction.

His career as a competitive athlete already in shambles from a doping scandal, Lance Armstrong fell further from grace Wednesday.

Some ended up in jail, or vanished.Perhaps surprisingly, the Czechs, the most disciplined and orthodox folk under communism, fell further from grace than others.

ridiculous defense of Palin by -- a five-minute barrage of blather clearly not believed by and including the Bartlett's-worthy quote "I don't think she quit, I think she changed her priorities" -- leaves viewers wondering if it's possible for a politician to fall further from grace than.