| good grace | 5.53 | Carrington had the good grace to resign. | ||
| social grace | 2.37 | So dressing is a social grace? | ||
| easy grace | 0.79 | Diggs imbues Winston with an easy grace and dignity. | ||
| bad grace | 0.72 | They note it often with bad grace... | ||
| effortless grace | 0.66 | She walked with effortless grace. | ||
| balletic grace | 0.59 | He navigated our Mercedes van with balletic grace. | ||
| remarkable grace | 0.59 | He moves with remarkable grace and spirit. | ||
| same grace | 0.59 | She served my meals with the same grace, course by course. | ||
| amazing grace | 0.53 | He did it with what seems now like amazing grace. | ||
| quiet grace | 0.46 | And during all of it, she retained her quiet grace. | ||
| surprising grace | 0.46 | Shields, making her Broadway debut, sang and danced with surprising grace, gumption and good humor. | ||
| uncommon grace | 0.46 | There is the uncommon grace of Crenshaw. | ||
| natural grace | 0.39 | She had that natural grace that puts people at ease. | ||
| simple grace | 0.39 | Payton was proof that such simple grace is possible. | ||
| divine grace | 0.33 | They would have said that their obsession was with divine grace. | ||
| extraordinary grace | 0.33 | Seidman has conducted himself with extraordinary grace and ability. | ||
| feline grace | 0.33 | She moves with feline grace. | ||
| physical grace | 0.33 | And he had such physical grace. | ||
| fluid grace | 0.26 | He has played them all with the fluid grace of a master craftsman. | ||
| great grace | 0.26 | I cherish that communion as a great grace. |