Sentence examples for impart grace from inspiring English sources
Kindness is the decision to impart grace to someone whether they deserve it or not.
Still, he praised Ms. Redgrave's Claire as "effortlessly marvelous," adding that she "imparts grace, authenticity and a sense of emotional gravity to a movie desperate for all of those things and unsure just how to manufacture them".
Most Protestants also agreed on the fundamental definition of a sacrament as an act, established by God and instituted by Christ, that imparted grace and the new life and that combined the Word of God and some visible means (like bread, wine, and water).
Running through the book are excerpts from "the Most Deeply Intimate and Personal Diary of One Elyot Vionnet," in which Mr. Rudnick's alter ego imparts lessons of style and grace to those around him, often with unintended consequences.
Our instructors worked tirelessly to impart knowledge of how to swim with grace, and to see the water as an environment which liberates movement, rather than hinders it.
A former prostitute and cleaner, Lila, in her new incarnation, learns about grace, joy and love, lessons that are imparted with no trace of soppiness.
This is the inspired grace with which perceptual illusion and emotional weight can be imparted to two-dimensional surfaces, be they glazed ceramic, sewn-together fabric patches or liquid crystal screens.
He is trying to impart balance to Egypt's foreign policy and thereby maneuver Egypt back into the good graces of the third world--especially its Islamic component--and into a position of leadership in the Arab world.
