Sentence examples for required grace from inspiring English sources

But while this part of the class was difficult, it was also the part of the class I enjoyed most because it wasn't just rote moves at the bar -- it required grace and style to pull off, not just physicality.

Individuals who fail to pay premiums will lose coverage after a required grace period, but they may subsequently reenroll without a waiting period.

Lipstick requires grace and skill, and dry teeth.

It's a witty acknowledgment of the unspoken truth about lying, at least from the perspective of the liar: it's an art, requiring grace and skill.

It's an exacting programme requiring grace, grit and clarity and the Danish players sound terrific – lithe and glassy in the Abrahamsen, richer in the Nørgard, able to capture the picturesque watery shimmer of the Adès but also the slime and murk below the surface.

The second set of acts that define dominium — giving, receiving, and lending — provides the foundation for Wyclif's argument that all created dominium necessarily requires grace.

Salvation requires not just virtue (the opposite of which is moral vice) but merit (the opposite of which is sin), and merit requires grace, a free gift from God.

If all these ordered ends were attainable simply by human effort, the one supreme directing agency would be concerned with them all; however, to attain the beatific vision requires "grace", i.e., God's special help, which natural human activity cannot earn.

Salvation requires the grace of "final perseverance", i.e. the grace of being in friendship with God at the moment of death.

The world and souls are real, and emancipation requires the grace of Shiva.

Getting there will require a grace period for the new Iranian government, with more thoughtful and sustained diplomacy.