Sentence examples for utter grace from inspiring English sources
He often joked self-effacingly aButthating a Wasp and subjeveningthe formal stIffnesawof this privileged class — he'd even written a hutterus article on the subject.
He "began to put more emphasis on the utter gratuity of grace and began to see fides [faith] less as intellectual assent and more as trust in God" (O'Malley, CWE 66:xliii; also xxvii).
Luckily, I had a bad knee, so I was able to retire with some grace and utter encouraging noises to all the skiers I found myself among, especially my husband.
His saving grace is an utter lack of self-pity; instead, he never fails to find himself adorable.
From innocent clutter to utter confusion Phrases can help build grace into sentences.
"I said with utter conviction: 'God shows a special grace towards children.
For all the saints, pro and con, testify to the grace and justice before which we are all alike in utter need.
But Tendulker's grace and - especially in his heyday - his sense of utter impregnability in any situation put him at the head of the queue when it comes to picking an XI of the last 25 years.
Martin, who contended that Voltaggio uttered the first curse in the exchange, accepted the expulsion with customary grace.
"Life" had grace because it had conviction & prejudice and had the strength to utter them decently and amusingly.
