Sentence examples for some sort of grace from inspiring English sources

LC: Some sort of grace, some sort of luck.

"My journey now is to find some sort of grace in the face of this defeat," Nyad told an audience a month after her third failed attempt.

And it occurred to me there was some sort of grace in my husband's form, and I felt it in mine, too, as we both worked to keep the game alive just a little longer, by trying to find each other's sweet spot, by playing, for once, to the other's advantage.

But as the play continues, both these doubters — along with Sara, who has never been as doctrinaire a Christian as her husband — come to think that some sort of spiritual grace may indeed operate in this world.

I know it's only by some sort of cosmic grace that I'm not dead or locked up.

Etymologically, stigma was a bodily mark connoting a low social or moral status (such as slavery), or a bodily mark affixed as a religious symbol to indicate some sort of divine grace.

There is, in the men, a sort of grace.

There's a sort of grace in that acceptance of things as they are.

Classy, kind, stylish, she had a sort of grace, a quality of light and luminosity that shone off her.

What's often missing are the elusive intangibles — a stuttering, precarious sort of grace, for starters — that once sent Monk's music into flight.

"It was stiff — there wasn't any sort of grace to it," Montalbano told me last winter of his initial impressions of the raw typeface.