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Meanings of inimitable grace in English
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Usage of inimitable grace in English
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With inimitable grace she knelt down on one side of the catafalque.
2
And, with inimitable grace, the queen extended her hand to him.
3
He bestows panegyric with inimitable grace, and satirises with equal dexterity.
4
Slowly, and with an inimitable grace, she rose to her feet.
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She rose at my entrance, and, bowing with inimitable grace, extended her hand.
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His praise of her is marked by an inimitable grace of sincerity and refinement:
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The profile of these Alban craters is of inimitable grace.
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Ingigerd portrayed this with inimitable grace, innocence and merriness.
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She started back from him- amovementof inimitable grace, like that of a startled gazelle.
10
Stupid people show an inimitable grace in roguery.
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Through every change of contour and interplay of curves, its lines are ever of inimitable grace.
12
Mr. Fuchs gave his testimony with inimitable grace.
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I offered her a seat, which she took, arranging her skirts about her with inimitable grace.
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With what inimitable grace he winds those delicate garlands around the members of his melodic structure!
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With her head thrown back upon these branches, she reposed with an inimitable grace her reclining form.
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He bowed again, with the inimitable grace of the old regime, and stepped into the baron's travelling carriage.
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