Sentence examples for grace remarked from inspiring English sources
Irked by his constant presence, Grace remarked that he appeared to regard himself as a representative of the whole of Australia.
In her hilariously addled mind — complaining about her fall from grace, she defensively remarks, "I wasn't at the Holocaust" — she decides that a memoir by Joseph about his family's journey will be her ticket back to the big time.
"The grace of your being always manages to slip into the grace of your dancing," Carrie Ann remarked.
He began by saying grace over the herb chicken and roasted vegetables and remarked that he had always been puzzled by the idea that a person cannot believe fervently in both God and science.
Sir Michael Checkland, whom he made director general after he sacked Alasdair Milne, remarked in exasperation when he fell from grace in his turn, that he expected a BBC chairman to know that FM "means frequency modulation, not fuzzy monsters".
" 'Salome,' " remarked Léon Bakst, who had helped design the production, "became a ballet by the grace of the Holy Synod".
Her 30th anniversary with the company last year was little remarked upon; Ms. Nichols simply went on doing what she has always done, which is dance with sublime and un-self-conscious purity and grace.
Martin Luther King, Jr., once remarked that social change was dependent upon the efforts of people who are "creatively maladjusted" to society, people whose contours have not been buffed to smoothness by indecent politeness and faulty social grace.
"Hoity!" Kilroy remarked.
"Not ideal," Mullick remarked.
