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Scw72 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
"An Inner Grace"
Hello,
Does anyone help me understand the meaning of "an inner grace" in the follwoing sentence " Mickey Mantle was a natural, a player whose talent seemed to come from an inner grace, but he suffered many painful injuries and long periods of depression"
Thanks for your help in advance!!
CW
Does anyone help me understand the meaning of "an inner grace" in the follwoing sentence " Mickey Mantle was a natural, a player whose talent seemed to come from an inner grace, but he suffered many painful injuries and long periods of depression"
Thanks for your help in advance!!
CW
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It's originally a Christian term- *** puts an inner grace in the hearts of those he chooses- so a ***-given gift, a natural talent, something he did not need to learn.
- It's originally a Christian term- *** puts an inner grace in the hearts of those he chooses- so a ***-given gift, a natural talent, something he did not need to learn.
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It's originally a Christian term- *** puts an inner grace in the hearts of those he chooses- so a ***-given gift, a natural talent, something he did not need to learn.
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Scw72the meaning of "an inner grace" in the follwoing sentenceI would take this meaning of grace: ease and suppleness of movement or bearing.
"inner" I take to mean "natural", "inherent", or "internal".
So I would paraphrase it like this: His talent came from the fact that he was just automatically able to move smoothly and easil
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