Sentence examples for seemed graced with from inspiring English sources

This homely man seemed graced with none of the rustic frontier charm they had hoped for, the sort that had so endeared Monsieur Franklin to his Parisian hosts almost a century earlier.

You could see some city officials rolling their eyes, as if to say, "Talk about no good deed going unpunished!" But Borough President Guy V. Molinari asked outsiders to understand why Staten Islanders sometimes seem graced with more than their share of cynicism.

Throughout my four years in college, I envied the Golden Girl Like Thomas Mann's character Tonio Kröger and his feelings for his blonde friend Hans Hansen and his beloved Ingeborg Holm, the Golden Girl seemed to be graced with an easy life.

So far, the station seems to have been graced with the passengers it deserves.

Those in the show, beginning in 1954, are flurries of impulsive line in pencil, crayon, or paint — sometimes mostly erased or overlapped with white house paint — which seem barbarically formless, yet are perversely graced with sensitive touch and texture.

It almost seems too timely that we're graced with a record of this caliber; maybe we're too disillusioned by the darkness of modern history to properly appreciate the Avalanches' childlike sense of wonder.

Its white pie is graced with bacon.

But it seems the only countries Palin will grace with her gumboots are those beginning with I: Israel, India... Ireland and Iceland, control your excitement.

Mr. Gingrich, who dropped out of the G.O.P. nominating contest a while ago but seems intent on gracing us with his presence as often as possible, spoke to Al Sharpton on MNSBC Tuesday about the high cost of campaigning.

His approach seemed at cross-purposes with Ms. Uchida's, who played with grace and crystalline clarity.

He made the transition from revolutionary to statesman seem natural with an amazing combination of strength and grace.