Sentence examples for marvelous grace from inspiring English sources

It is easier now to see the marvelous grace and phrasing he brings to basic steps, though his expressiveness often seems more complex than ever.

They may not have the slapstick of the Grand Hotel, but Zweig – just like Ralph Fiennes' concierge – sustains the illusion with a marvelous grace.

You're never in doubt of his prowess, of his ardor as an executant, of his animal grace, of his marvelous naturalness.

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".

And of the gallons of ink spilled over the centuries in attempts at clarification, few efforts in recent memory lay out the frustrations and confusions and crystalline moments of grace better than Dr. Jason Karlawish's marvelous new book "Open Wound," a historical novel tracing the peculiar career of a 19th-century American doctor.

But it's also marvelous earlier in the ballet to see the simple grace with which he takes a slow, modest arabesque or, at the end of one solo, falls expressively to one knee.

"Becoming Kareem: Growing Up On and Off the Court" is a marvelous autobiography by one of the greatest basketball players who ever graced the court.

Semple's characters are marvelous: They have untold secrets, personalities with multiple dimensions, moments of failure and grace.

The blithe grace with which Mr. Jackson delivered an air somersault and many dance phrases was marvelous.

When Kara Walker's enormous frosted sculpture A Subtlety, or the Marvelous Sugar Baby appeared in Brooklyn's old Domino refinery three years ago, it drew 130,000 visitors, gracing endless selfies before being demolished.

Marvelous dancer".