Sentence examples for usual grace from inspiring English sources
She argues that the school should be given three years to improve, the usual grace period for schools on the state's failing list.
Above all, I would like to thank my wife Jesme, who has dealt with this whole business with her usual grace, dignity and unstinting support".
The Obamas approached that moment with their usual grace and good humor; at the end, Beyoncé, herself moved, blew them a kiss.
Displaying his usual grace under pressure, the seven-times Wimbledon champion had imperceptibly taken control, establishing a 2-1 leandappearingring on course for victory, but it was Raonic who was able to summon new reserves of mental strength.
Having already earned a noteworthy reputation as a scholar, teacher and administrator, Rev. Loughran in 1992 took up the post of acting president following the death in office of his predecessor, Robert L. Hess, and fulfilled the duties of his office with his usual grace and humor until a permanent replacement could be installed.
"The Soloist" is a buddy movie with none of the usual grace notes of the genre, and the backdrop — a skid row seemingly conjured by Dante where legions of homeless lead a feral existence — is part of a Los Angeles few ever see.
With their usual city grace, the other players on the court were immediately looking for someone to replace me.
Four years previously, Koffman had hit big with his Swingin' Shepherd Blues single on Jubilee Records, and here he is again, tapping up that same captive, desperate-for-thrills market with his usual airy grace.
Mr. Mehldau's most recent album, "Live in Tokyo" (Nonesuch), is a solo recital that blends judicious pop offerings with archaic songbook standards, employing a touch that runs from sprightly to somber; he'll play solo here, with his usual ambidextrous grace.
As life goes on, loss seems more usual and grace unfurls through practice.
His usual saving graces, sharp characterization and unforced humor, aren't in evidence through three episodes.
