All three performed with grace, particularly in comparison with the '99 DeVille Concours that I drove, and came to despise, on vacation last summer.
Scott Segal, a partner at Bracewell & Patterson, a law firm that lobbies on behalf of the utility industry, said that Mrs. Whitman had performed with "grace under pressure".
Though performed with grace by all three, it has an unexpected warmup feel – a personal tribute to Lorca, perhaps, but disconnected from the main work, Patrias (Homelands), to come.
The tumultuous scenes were a graphic and defiant demonstration of the national passion for dancing, which - contrary to common stereotypes - Iranians perform with a grace and subtle eroticism beyond most westerners.
His movements - though largely restricted to his acting performance and simple choreography - are performed with such grace and precision that we are reminded of the power of movement in the hands of a genius of dance.
Maggie Coughlan, of PopEater.com, praised her covers of Katy Perry's "Firework" and Bruno Mars's "Grenade", but was most impressed by her cover of Adele's "Someone Like You", which she said was performed "with such grace that she makes the entire performance look effortless".
The remarkable Liam Mower and Isaac James, as the senior Billy, perform it with grace and elan, executing Darling's steps with rapt precision.
If the show is no more than a titbit, it is one created with flair and performed with genuine grace by its cast.
Among Mr. Koopman's soloists, the superb countertenor Andreas Scholl was the primary draw and performed with characteristic grace and intelligence.
This philosophical song – performed with equal grace and beauty by Dusty Springfield in 1966 and the Byrds a year later – was about not taking life too seriously, something that Goffin must have been aware he was sometimes guilty of.
Resplendent in a spangled aqua shirt and blue pants, Rippon began his program with a familiar robot-like maneuver, then performed with the grace and elegance of a ballet dancer.
