Sentence examples for gracious ease from inspiring English sources
Hana Kotkova, the sublime soloist, played with spirit and nuance, handling treacherous microtonal passages with gracious ease.
Colours were gay and bright, and the emphasis for both sexes was on an elegant, natural human form with a gracious ease of movement.
Over a three-course supper (pumpkin soup, then big copper bowls of spiced chicken, aubergine, spinach, cauliflower, rice, potatoes, mutton momos and so on), one of the Shakti team explains how, by lounging around in such gracious ease, we are actually doing our bit to help the locals.
Here Courbet reports on the countryside around Ornans — the eastern town where he was born and to which he frequently returned —working his way from "The Château d'Ornans" of around 1850, which verges on the overwrought Rockwellian realism of Ernst Meissonier to "The Valley of Ornans," from 1858, which has Corot's gracious ease.
His verses convey a sense of ease and gracious living.
If he chose to, he could still be producing crowd-pleasing books about his most famous spy, George Smiley, late of M.I. 6, or easing into a gracious old age of playing with his grandchildren, lunching at his club and resting on his laurels.
Nurnberger was a gracious server but, understandably, not quite at ease.
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, just 31 years old at the time, was a gracious woman who put me immediately at ease.
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.
Rather than emerging with big, prominent playing, they were notably gracious in giving way to one another, playing down solo moments, bringing to the whole a sense of lightness and ease.
