Sentence examples for render grace from inspiring English sources

"I render grace to God that it has pleased him to make me alone the first observer of an admirable thing kept hidden all these ages," he said.

At every level, from elaborate temple rituals to simple home practice, worship consists of offerings made and blessings received; reverence is rendered and grace pours down.

All is rendered with deceptive grace by the wonderful dancers Mr. Morris has gathered together.

Mr. Shearing's most famous composition, "Lullaby of Birdland," and his first hit, "September in the Rain," were rendered with flawless grace.

It is also of a piece with the elegiac close, rendered with a grace and decorum entirely appropriate to this outstanding novel.

There, Christian Joqola (played by Mr. Tsikurishvili) strikes up a sudden friendship with a Muslim, Zviadauri (Irakli Kavsadze), inviting him home for a giddy evening of drinking, dancing and eating that is rendered with characteristic grace.

At 2.41pm, as the chanteuses ­Katherine Jenkins and Faryl Smith gave a full-throated rendering of Amazing Grace, the Centre Court's new canopy began the sedate crawl that transformed the great outdoor arena into an indoor one.

Another Kennedy gift is to render sex as mingled grace and crudeness.