Sentence examples for subdued grace from inspiring English sources
All three scenes are as much danced as sung, and the subdued grace of Catherine Turocy's small company was highly satisfying.
Baggy-eyed and sinewy, Chris Cooper delivers flinty cowboys, stony-hearted dads and hard-bitten soldiers with subdued grace rather than show-stopping swagger -- which may be why, at 50, he is still considered something of an up-and-comer.
Conceived first as a string quartet and arranged for string orchestra by the composer, the piece combines grace with a gently subdued passion, which the BBCNOW strings reflected well.
Although age has subdued them, even given them a certain grace, when they start jabbering about sex, they sound as idiotic as ever.
One moment he is tall, straight, subdued; the next he is a thing of grace, of action, of fire, of … he's just alive with every mortal picture which shows activity.
Stick with patterns meant to evoke a sense of grace or class, and look for subdued hues.
For a listener intent on finding a musical experience here, the evening's saving grace was Mr. Bronfman, whose playing was beautiful if, necessarily, subdued.
Sarcastic, conversational, honest, subdued.
