Sentence examples for unusual grace from inspiring English sources

"I consider this trend an unusual grace of God," he said.

In David Daniels the company has a Rinaldo of unusual grace, sureness and fluidity.

The motion could look awkward, but del Potro moves with unusual grace for someone his height.

Blanche was a smart, funny, stylish woman of unusual grace, dignity, and youthfulness.

She has full lips, blond hair, and large crystalline blue eyes; she also has a physique of unusual grace and shapeliness.

Meagher, dressed in a tailor-made green suit with a yellow silk scarf around his chest, was said to be "a picture of unusual grace and majesty".

"Really a man of unusual graces and strong points of character".

He is also approaching 60 and looks it — "the kindly chairman of a juvenile court," as one critic unflatteringly wrote — but he finds an unusual poetic grace in the role that perfectly matches the liquid sound of his tenor, weaving vocal lines especially tailored to bring out this voice's individual qualities.

The quiet, narrow streets of the Fort are laid out on an orderly grid and an unusual radiance graces the cracked, decaying plaster of the huddled buildings.

An inspired artist, he spoke the language of music with unusual eloquence and grace.

She sat straight, even immobile, and moved from a room to another with an athletic grace unusual for a woman of her age.