Sentence examples for moral grace from inspiring English sources

Where is the compelling poetry of moral grace?

At nearly twice that length, it is still something to behold, a work of passion, sympathy and moral grace.

As Schrader puts it, he tends "to end my pieces on a kind of grace note … with some sense of moral grace".

Many American seaport towns were caught up in the evangelical reform movement of the time, and yet the men crowding their waterfronts were deemed lacking in social and moral graces.

"Sometimes you just want to go back to the old days and the old ways, when there were morals and grace and respect," said Melody Sayre, 54, a bus driver who lived near Mr. Schaefer.

In Zal Batmanglij's "Sound of My Voice," which just got a distributor, she plays a cult leader who claims to be from the future, and in Mike Cahill's "Another Earth" (July 22), she is the protagonist of an intimate, moral drama graced by a touch of magic realism.

When it comes to moral expansiveness and grace, he is the unpopular, uncool boy in the playground, who one day told the bully he would hit him if he didn't stop.

"It is a frustration that some think Radio 4 is stuck in a time-warp where we are still constrained by a set of norms, worried that Lord Reith will leap out of his portrait hanging in Broadcasting House to chastise me for some moral fall from grace".

Samuel Taylor Coleridge once defined him as "intellectual power deserted by all grace, all moral principle".

Left alone with one of his would-be executioners, Sushenya cares for, and then literally carries Burov, shouldering him and the story's moral burden with towering grace.

The Pelagian controversy had by this time brought to the fore the issues of grace and moral autonomy, and Augustine is now adamant in insisting upon the necessity of grace and infant baptism in the face of what he regards as Pelagian challenges to these views.