No one wanted to sit beside the lack-grace who loudly interrupted the ceremony.

The antique shop displayed a row of ornate grace-cups that dated back to the 17th century.

The theologian's lecture explored the historical development of expectative graces and their role in medieval piety.

Many loans offer grace periods after payment due dates to help borrowers avoid late fees.

When the queen forgave him, he discovered a heart of grace that gave him the courage to face the crowd.

The theologian argued that cooperating grace necessitates the willing consent of the human will alongside the divine initiative in the process of salvation.

She planted a single herb of grace by the kitchen window to perfume the air.

She accepted the criticism with good grace and took steps to improve her work.

She accepted the award with bad grace, barely hiding her resentment.

She added final grace strokes to the portrait, and the painting came alive.