Sentence examples for gracious balance from inspiring English sources
There are moments that I understand too well the quirky silence of J.D. Salinger; because I'm not finding a gracious balance between the two emotions.
Here the star was Benjamin Millepied, who struck a buoyant balance between gracious display and confident partnering.
In congregations, the message of being a cheerful and gracious giver is rarely balanced with the idea of seeing the same signs of grace in receiving care from others.
But the team was gracious in giving him the leeway to balance baseball with his personal life, he said.
"What will endure forever is that she was able to balance a competitive career with the most gracious lifestyle, and a character that emanated good will," Samuelson said.
(Mr. Romney's advisers broke out in laughter when the real Mr. Obama opened with a similar line, and nodded approvingly when a very prepared Mr. Romney countered with a gracious response that even Democrats said put Mr. Obama off balance).
Gracious and funny, Ms. Heigl talked about her struggle to balance work with family.
That is how the Americans manage differentiation of mission – and, in particular, the balance between world-class research universities, often on gracious small-town campuses, and wider-access institutions, generally in inner cities. Successfully.
A gracious medieval city onto which a Baroque one had been precariously balanced (the precariousness partly accounted for the extent of damage during the quake), L'Aquila was also a commercial and cultural hub, a university town.
Gracious, at once in control and at ease, Ms. Herrera let down her defenses, even during the dogged balances in the Rose Adagio, which she performed with joyful purity.
