Sentence examples for suggested grace from inspiring English sources

When Patrick W. Danahy and his wife, Mary, had discussed girls' names, she suggested Grace.

Far from suggesting grace under pressure, that greatest of Hemingway virtues, it makes you think that he's about to pass out.

If someone in some sense lives a life that we can perceive as beautiful in its own way, that is something that suggests grace, even if by a strict moral standard... they might seem to fail".

The background tone therefore appears to alter the response to subsequent more phasic release of DA as originally suggested by Grace [6].

The fragment of Ionic scrollwork on the label of Pindar's 1998 Mythology suggests the grace of this dark ruby wine.

The assimilation downscaled (in space and time) and disaggregated GRACE data into finer scale components of TWS which exhibited significant changes in their dryness rankings relative to those without data assimilation, suggesting that GRACE data assimilation could have a substantial impact on drought monitoring.

The publication of one of the first anatomical atlases, for example, inspired sculptures like van Tetrode's "Écorché," a flayed male figure whose exposed musculature is displayed in a strange, backward-falling pose that can suggest balletic grace or swooning in pain, depending on your interpretation.

She suggests a grace period for offenders to come forward without penalty, kind of like what the government did after Congress passed the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in 1977.

Aerialists suggest the grace of butterflies.

Dew falling on grass, flower and spray (traditional imagery, deriving from OT texts such as Psalms 72 6) suggests ease, grace and delicacy generally (not progressive stages of insemination).

The scene suggested the madcap grace and giddiness of a Marx Brothers routine.