Sentence examples for measure of grace from inspiring English sources

It's an impressive move — if anyone could pull it off with any measure of grace.

It is also a call to action a blueprint for a new kind of politics, one that offers a measure of grace in a society of ruthless advancement.

In pursuit of right and glory, this "knight of the woeful countenance" struggles to exemplify the chivalric tradition by "adding a measure of grace to the world".

The merlot (containing small amounts of cabernet sauvignon and cabernet franc), with a delectable bouquet, concentrated fruit and a measure of grace, is decidedly Bordeaux-like.

When Dulcinea asks why he does such crazy things, he answers, "I hope to add some measure of grace to the world".

Directed by Scott Hicks, the film delivers spiritually inflected romantic melodrama with a measure of grace and the usual heavy dose of improbability.

We moved to a community that has accepted us and instructed us with equal measures of grace.

Still, by measures of grace, range, illumination and intellectual nourishment, this volume, already in its second printing, is as commendable as any to cross this desk so far in 1996.

Mr. Liechti clearly finds value and even a measure of spiritual grace in this man's radical renunciation of life.

But this comparison isn't altogether fair to Mr. Lemle's lucid and generous film, which, in its final stretch, achieves its own measure of unexpected grace.

This silence must be broken since "we all need mercy, we all need justice, and- perhaps- we all need some measure of unmerited grace," writes Stevenson in his soul-stirring memoir, Just Mercy.