Sentence examples for impression of grace from inspiring English sources
Marilyn Nonken, the pianist, furthered the impression of grace, playing so smoothly that even when the music fragmented it remained essentially lyrical, and never, to use an adjective too often applied to contemporary music, "spiky".
And she thought it must be a relief to Maury, too, to be driving down the highway by himself, rearranging his impressions of his Grace so that he could stay wholeheartedly in love with her.
On Oct. 12 you can join us again at the DIA when more iO youth share their poetic impressions of The Grace Hoper as part of the museum's anniversary rehabilitation of that iconic structure.
You know, that was the impression I always got of Grace: 'Hey, I don't give a damn what happens, I'm going to do it my way and if you like it, good, and if you don't, screw it, someone else will.' During the sessions for Fame at Sigma Sound in Philadelphia, she started acting like a star.
The first entrance - from a distance - is very important for the first impression, and grace of manner and deportment must be blended to a feline sensuality and sudden violence at a few important moments.
The paintings here -- compositions of flat, curvy shapes and fat, swooping lines on two-part canvases shaped like shields, boat hulls or billowing square sails -- give the impression of having been made with effortless grace.
"It was stiff — there wasn't any sort of grace to it," Montalbano told me last winter of his initial impressions of the raw typeface.
Without a shred of grace?
