Sentence examples for particular grace from inspiring English sources
She was a brilliant journalist, but she had not always managed up, or down, with particular grace.
Her words come with particular grace, since Ms. Willis acknowledges that the Empire State Building is her favorite.
Mr. Tsianos eases us with particular grace into the moments when the playwright's relentless gags shade into more serious admonition.
The most basic elements of nature — sun and water, rock and sand, the vertical and the horizontal — collide with that particular grace that only nature can produce.
In describing his lover's "particular grace and calm" and decrying their "hopelessly impossible situation of love," Mr. Sanford rises to eloquence.
In particular, Grace isn't the moral angel guiding Tommy towards the light and, for me at least, Peaky Blinders is all the better for making that clear.
It would be a sad census in any case, but the tally of trees lost in Central Park to high winds during the storm on June 10 comes with particular ill grace in the middle of the Million Trees NYC campaign.
The particular friendship grace affords is called charity and it is to the conferring of charity that sacred scripture is principally ordered.
That's an art form in a particular state of grace", he says.
It has happened before, many times, before color was invented, and the hope of Heaven has always been a metaphor for the achievement of this particular state of grace.
And it's important to notice the particular elegance and grace with which this complex exhibition is designed and presented by MOCA curator, Bennett Simpson.
