Sentence examples for graces from from inspiring English sources
He sculpted his well-known Three Graces from 1812 to 1816.
The three joined forces for a beautifully nuanced interpretation of the harmonically rich "Dialogue of the Three Graces," from Lambert's "Airs à Une, Deux, Trois et Quatre Parties".
The fund has been instrumental in campaigns to save everything from the Rokeby Venus to Canova's Three Graces from the predations of American collectors.
It is not surprising that there are now numerous media representations presenting young men as badly educated, awkward, deficient, and generally lacking in social graces – from Men Behaving Badly to The Inbetweeners.
Right center: Sandro Botticelli, detail of the Three Graces from Primavera, 1482, tempera on panel, Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy, the epitome of Apollonian classicism in Italian Renaissance painting.
Amazing grace from E. R. Frank.
(a) A group of House Republicans' ability to sing three verses of "Amazing Grace" from memory.
I hoped the fans were not expecting grace from my portrayal.
He rose with grace from a very dark place to be a beacon of hope.
Where the music invited it, Mr. Levine elicited delicacy and grace from the performance.
"For me, to be head coach here is incredible, a grace from heaven.
