Sentence examples for seeking grace from inspiring English sources

The word saturnine has appeared in four New York Times articles in the past year, including on Nov. 19 in the Sunday Book Review "Once More, With Feelings" by Ron Carlson: This is easily Act 3 of a life that has known some trouble, and though there's trouble here too, of the family kind, he's really seeking grace.

One grateful girl, seeking grace, celebrating beauty, and living with gratitude.

These have obvious relevance in general as well as to specific populations, such as our elders, who are living longer and seeking grace in so doing.

McIlvanney, too, sought grace in his writing – not a word is wasted, each sentence measured, poetic and perfect.

He was giving his benediction in a tradition shared by soul music and Sufi devotional poetry, as the songs in the set -- both new ones like "Elevation" and older ones like "Desire" and "Bad" -- sought grace and fulfillment.

Instead, we seek grace, for ourselves and for others.

He sought grace periods from vendors for his drug payments, but now he's running out of time.

You can be fully as good as all the rest in Christ, if you seek grace.

I doubt he has ever composed a shot without seeking both grace and an austere absence of all those signs that say: "Here is grace".

"Who are you and why do you request entry?" The archbishop replied: "I am Justin, a servant of Jesus Christ, and I come as one seeking the grace of God, to travel with you in this service together".

"It is formally forbidden for any Muslim seeking divine grace and satisfaction to participate in any action that blindly hits private or public property or could constitute an attack on someone's life," the fatwa said, citing the Koran and the teachings of Muhammad.