Sentence examples for unconscious grace from inspiring English sources
He moves with unconscious grace.
At the book's outset, he reveals his hope that the very act of writing "Hoop Roots" will make up for letting go of his passion, that it may even afford him the kind of fluidity and timelessness and unconscious grace provided by a good pickup game on a hot summer afternoon.
The blinkered, semi-unconscious sinners stumble toward grace — a moment of clarity, of self-realization.
In "Goodbye, My Brother," a story that ends with the idyllic vision of two women emerging from the sea, "naked, unshy, beautiful, and full of grace," the protagonist clubs his brother unconscious with a saltwater-soaked root.
But he practices his craft with a grace and concentration that are nearly unconscious, which makes him the ideal Michael Mann hero, linked both to James Caan's safecracker in "Thief" (1981) and to Will Smith's heavyweight champ in "Ali" (2001).
To the Church, Freud was a modern avatar of the negative-positive bipolarity that had long characterized the Christian understanding of Judaism — law against grace, flesh against spirit, greed against generosity, synagogue against church, and, ultimately, the unconscious against conscience.
