Sentence examples for graceful conduct from inspiring English sources

In the value system of upper-class Englishmen, for example, cricket embodies the qualities of fair play, valour, graceful conduct, and steadfastness in the face of adversity.

Mr. Lockhart has a graceful conducting style, and for the most part the orchestra played beautifully for him.

Pablo Heras-Casado opened his Mostly Mozart program at Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday evening with the Stravinsky and made a strong impression with the incisiveness of his reading and with his graceful conducting gestures.

The Greek concept of good conduct as graceful is an example of the aesthetic in the moral.

Maurice Kaplow conducted a graceful account of Tchaikovsky's wonderful score.

The playing was electrifying, and Salonen, conducting with graceful yet athletic gestures, gave us a kind of one-man ballet on the podium, as striking as any formal choreography, and simply enthralling to watch.

Mr. Gilbert's conducting gestures are graceful and sometimes balletic but also direct and communicative.

In addition, texturing of the microstructure in the protective layers has been demonstrated to provide preferential paths for conducting propagating cracks in graceful manner.

She stood to conduct the opening tutti, using graceful, communicative gestures and getting results that suggested she could be good at this if she ever tired of the piano.

Mary Nessinger was agile and graceful in the solo part, avoiding melodrama, and Jeffrey Milarsky conducted his players cleanly, strongly and directly through this thunderstorm of a score.

Mr. Gruber has a good sense of the century's second quarter, and he conducts the Berlin Palast Orchester with a graceful swing that brings the spirit of the music and of the era to life.