Sentence examples for measured grace from inspiring English sources
The day before, a llama sheltering from the wind behind an outcrop stepped down with leisurely, measured grace across talc-dusted slabs of rock.
Robinson's beatific elegance and the smoldering, measured grace and sublime euphony of his music have made him one of the most successful talents in pop history: as leader of the Miracles, he conjured 37 Top 40 hits, has sold over 60 million records and written more than 1,000 songs.
Moving with measured grace against Catherine Zuber's geometric beige set, which suggests a Scarsdale of the mind, he and Ms. Seldes gleefully find a throbbing, aching heart within a vaudevillelike structure of blackout sketches.
His story, while lacking the fierce originality of "Plainsong," possesses the haunting appeal of music, the folksy rhythms of an American ballad and the lovely, measured grace of an old hymn.
The syllables of the artist's name unfurl evenly and effortlessly, with lilting, measured grace, like the line that flows over and around his exquisitely nuanced figures, moving the eye through shifting tones of light and shadow and across alpine topographies of drapery, always with equal emphasis to surface and volume, detail and whole, physical stance and facial expression.
They moved with calm, measured grace.
" From his full measure we have all been given grace on grace.
So far, we examined the postseismic "free-air" gravity changes measured from GRACE and computed from viscoelastic relaxation and afterslip models at a spatial resolution of 500 km; it is difficult to discriminate these competing postseismic processes from the GRACE data alone for the period of a couple of years after the main shock.
The dead oil viscosity of the oil samples was measured with the GRACE M3600 Viscometer at the reservoir temperature.
The interfacial tension (IFT) between crude oil and surfactants solutions was measured using a Grace M6500 Spinning Drop Tensiometer at a constant rotation of 6500 rpm.
Patients who received PHECG had a lower baseline mortality risk measured by mini-GRACE than those who did not.
