The artistocratic writer Baldassare Castiglione's Il Cortegiano (1528; The Courtier) spread throughout Europe in translation; in this volume he identified grace, effortlessness, and beauty as essential qualities in the dance.
J. Valmy-Baysse, in a 1910 overview of the artist, attributes Chabas's style to the painter's time at the family summer home along the Erdre; he identifies the "grace of adolescence, its undefinable charm, [and] its chaste nudity" of the models with Chabas's reminiscences of his youth.
Arnauld rejects this position and instead identifies the efficacious grace with God's merciful will that the man arrive at the deliberate decision to give alms for the sake of God.
Yes, they said, it was nice to be in the woods, and the company was good, and it was fun to identify mushrooms, but those were grace notes.
Aside from the uplifting "You", both authors identify "Tired of Midnight Blue" as the only saving grace on Extra Texture.
Doctrines and creeds may change; the particular institutions that identify themselves as churches may or may not actually be communities of grace.
Given the pressures of practicing evidence-based medicine, the results of GRACE should provide a multinational perspective into these important outcomes and identify practice variations that will allow new opportunities to improve patient care.
With eloquence and grace, Magee urges us to be the mapmakers of what is intelligible, and to identify the boundaries of meaningfulness.
He played with the grace and finesse with which many a generation of cricketing fans have grown to identify him.
By learning to identify each of these three defining moments, managers will learn to navigate right-versus-right decisions with grace and strength.
