Sentence examples for sufficient grace from inspiring English sources

If you move the thumbstick back and forth with sufficient grace and smoothness to give your golfer a perfect swing, a flashy split screen will display the player swinging and the ball flying out of a ring of fire.

An early reviewer condemned my characters for not having figured out how to pull off this very difficult meeting with sufficient grace; watching them, she wrote, was like watching an emotional train wreck.

It is a challenge that PLP (who are also responsible for a controversial cluster planned for Bishopsgate Goods Yard, a little further east) seem incapable of meeting with sufficient grace.

The fiction contenders are Etgar Keret's short story collection Suddenly, a Knock on the Door, which reflects the "chaos and randomness of everyday existence", according to Sansom's Guardian review; and the novel Sufficient Grace by Amy Espeseth, which is a tale of two young women in an isolated religious community in Wisconsin.

On the question of man's ability to effect his own salvation by his works, Suárez, in his De Vera Intelligentia Auxilii Efficacis (1605, pub. 1655), supported the view of the Congruist movement, which held that God gave man sufficient grace to achieve the virtuous conduct congruent to, or in harmony with, his own will.

"By sufficient grace you mean a grace that is not sufficient" (Provincial Letters: I, 601).

The significance of his theory resided in its optimistic view of human nature, allowing for the possibility of sufficient grace i.e., grace made effective by the assent of the recipient's will and predestination in the expectation of the merits to be attained.

Pascal mocked the suggestion that God assisted weak human beings by means of a 'sufficient grace' which was not sufficient, and that this insufficient grace required an independent contribution from human agents.

The Lord said to me, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness".

While there is some controversy over whether this grace is sufficient for redemption and whether it can be resisted [Rist, 1972, pp. 228ff.], Augustine makes clear that it is as much a necessary condition as it is unmerited and inscrutable.

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