Sentence examples for sheer grace from inspiring English sources
As were its sheer grace and exaltation.
Nine dancers move in unison, without emotional expression, in precisely fixed choreographic patterns designed to demonstrate sheer grace of movement.
The Sufi has to pass various ritual stages (maqām) before he can attain the state of mushāhadah, which is eventually given to him only by an act of sheer grace of God.
My personal festive movie moment – for the sheer grace and mischief of its bah-humbuggery – is the scene in Joe Dante's just-reissued Gremlins (1984) in which the heroine, Kate Phoebe Catess), explains why she doesn't like Christmas.
The film is least distinctive when in space-adventure mode – the slapstick gets messily frantic – but there are still touches of astonishing beauty, displaying the sheer grace that digital style can aspire to.
From the moment Reginald Mitchell's prototype monoplane fighter vaulted into a bright blue sky above Eastleigh in southern England on 5 March 1936, it was clear that here was an aircraft that rivalled birds of prey for sheer grace and style.
Children are happy to stare and stare; adults get a frisson at the sheer size, the grace in the water.
The odds are that it will, for the £15m Baitul Futuh mosque has been created on the round-the-clock labours of up to 1,000 British Ahmadi volunteers as well as on a wing, a prayer and what one organiser called "sheer God's grace".
What Valerie did for just about every woman in the room as Rhoda was magnified a gazillionfold that day... showing up for us, deeming us that important, exemplifying the true power of now, of sheer will and grace, and filling our hearts to overflowing.
From behind the sheer curtain that graces her living room window, Maxine Williams gazed at the wall on a recent steamy afternoon and talked about what had become of her home, a complex of 17 connecting three-story buildings in the city's southwest.
In sheer dexterity, in balletic grace, in superhuman relaxation, he was a performer in a million.
