His prose - priestly, intense, grace-noted - carries the hushed urgency of the sermon.
Like Holiday's performance, Margolick's book is understated but intense, suffused with grace, power and dignity.
"Like Holiday's performance, Margolick's book is understated but intense, suffused with grace, power and dignity," David Nasaw said here last year.
His paintings embody all the delicate grace and intense colours of the "international gothic" style learned from his fellow-monk and master, Lorenzo Monaco.
When pointed questions arose about the Heat's intense unpopularity, Wade answered with grace.
Following other Wasp modernists such as Hemingway and Howard Hawks, he relies on high style, sly gestures, and arch pranks to evoke intense emotion with bite and grace.
Another theory goes that the toaster and his friends are really lost souls aiming to win back God's grace with their intense suffering (involving a horrifying trip to the junkyard that Pixar purloined for Toy Story 3).
The one drop blood test company once worth $9 billion took a quite the tumble from grace after an intense series of investigations from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
But they quickly fell from grace, unable to deflect the intense scrutiny.
Generally scoffed at a decade ago when he predicted a fall from grace for CEOs, after witnessing intense political lobbying to keep the cost of stock option grants out of earnings reports, Buffett held forth in the closely-watched letter.
When he debarks with his bicycle in the New Jersey countryside, the grace note to his day is an intense 20-mile ride to his home in Pennsauken.
