Sentence examples for grace himself from inspiring English sources

This is a group established by the former Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed, who is recovering from a fall from grace himself.

"Told with exquisite ill-temper," was the verdict of John Osborne, not exactly a paragon of good grace himself, on How's That For Telling 'Em, Fat Lady? (1988), Gray's comic account of his brush with the horrors of the American theatre.

Often, when the writer saw that Maxwell would give way, with grace, he himself would give way.

"Justice is to be reduced to a mere feeling and experience; the good deed is effected not by human will but by divine grace; man himself is a mere object and not a personality.

Ben Arnold Braveheart Mel Gibsonn, 1995) 9pm, Film4 A dauntingly long but powerful medieval romance-cum-gut-ripper, with Gibson, long before his fall from grace, directing himself as the legendary 13th-century Scottish hero, William Wallace.

This was perhaps why on 16 April 1353, he obtained from Pope Innocent VI another grace for himself.

At least Mr. Paterson had the grace to take himself out of the running for a full term as governor.

To the accompaniment of fiddles, lutes and zithers, Wu Hsinglidinggliding with stately grace, keeps transforming himself.

I was on a train home when I spotted Mr. Grace all by himself in the vestibule.

Plaudits are due to actor-turned-film-maker Considine who handles the difficult material with confidence and grace and proves himself to be as much of a force of nature behind the camera as in front of it.

But he did it with grace, often making himself the butt of the joke, as when he told of taking a pratfall down the steps of Hemingway's house in front of a party of guests.