"timeless grace" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something or someone that possesses a sense of grace that is not limited by time or trends, but remains elegant and timeless. For example, "Her timeless grace and poise made her stand out among the modern-day fashion trends."
ORLANDO, Fla .— For a while on a sunny day in Central Florida, the unrelenting march of time stopped cold, the cosmic pause button was depressed and an athlete who pads with timeless grace through golf's green corridors came gliding back into the sweet spot.
As skinny and fit as ever, he pumped the crowd with timeless grace.
The rhythm remains the star, swung with an elegant, timeless grace.
At the same time, its shape, rich patina and celadon porcelain lining evoke the timeless grace of an ancient Chinese bronze offering vessel.
Nefertiti, he said, was an important ambassador, not only for Ancient Egypt but also as a symbol for timeless beauty and grace.
This type of filtered light minimizes shadows, which allows the artist to achieve his goal of capturing the "timeless oases of nature graced with mystical waters and astonishing light," Mr. Jorden says in his artist's statement, which is available at the exhibition.
Wordlessly, they projected strength, intelligence, grace — and a timeless wisdom that all women share.
Bresson's parable of crime and redemption, for its part, is timeless, achieving a state of spiritual grace rarely seen, or even contemplated, in the secular medium of cinema.
Simply put, the stories of grace and resurrection are timeless.
Citing Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn as fashion icons, the actress has graced red carpets in timeless pieces from Delpozo and Antonio Berardi.
His cinematic work, though not extensive, is regarded as timeless for its touching simplicity, eternal optimism, and lyrical grace.
