Sentence examples for typical grace from inspiring English sources
She was argumentative, unafraid, glamorous and fun, and she endured a dreadful final illness with typical grace and courage.
Forced to say sorry, the mayor said with typical grace that he was apologising to "anyone who feels they need an apology".
WALLACE--Marilyn S. Author, teacher and mentor, loving wife, adoring mother and true friend, Marilyn slipped away painlessly Saturday morning, July 29th, after battling cancer with her typical grace and strength.
"I'd run my race," the 35-year-old told a press conference at Lord's, having abandoned his initial attempt to leave his comments to a brief pre-prepared statement with typical grace and good humour.
Asked in a Q&A in 2009, if Nick Clegg had disappointed him as leader of the Liberal Democrats, Kennedy responded with typical grace: I think that former leaders are best seen occasionally and not too often heard – particularly on the subject of their successors.
She handles the female lead here with her typical grace and ease.
He forgave us with typical good grace.
Eleven days after the tumultuous convention ended, Ashe, with typical calm, grace and quiet strength, achieved history at Forest Hills.
He earned the nickname "The Ayatollah" for the disciplinary measures he imposed on footballers, managers and clubs, but accepted it with typical good grace, and even enjoyed its gently mocking portrayal of him as an authoritarian figure.
He responded to them with typical generosity and grace.
The sale-minded shop owner offered that it "might" be a Tiffany, but Mr. Koch could see that it had none of the jewellike colors or grace typical of Tiffany's work.
