Sentence examples for greatest grace from inspiring English sources
The greatest grace of living single is the existence of other people who are doing the same.
Spall handled his awards setbacks with great grace and humour.
She was a woman of great grace, intellect and passion and she will be greatly missed.
When he gave me the part of Gandhi it was with great grace and joy.
It's a gut-wrenching anatomy of grief manifested with great grace and wit.
He was quick-witted, endlessly curious, devoid of vanity and capable of great grace.
"I love how it's designed out of heavy steel but with great grace, like the Eiffel Tower.
The proof of this was in the tolerant attitude of my comrades, who bore my un-yogic attitude with great grace.
She comes back on the stage – you can imagine, you'd feel slightly embarrassed, but she handled it with great grace.
He has with no apparent effort got into the mind of an articulate, wise, but despairing and cynical drunken old hack, and this long, languorous and winding novel has registers of tragedy, farce, laugh-out-loud humour and great grace".
But a traveler today can still enjoy streetscapes of great grace -- broad avenues lined with samaan trees, which stand tall against white-painted wooden houses built in the colonial subtropical style.
