graceless

a graceless production of the play.

So his Grace turned out to be graceless!

She could not but go on, graceless as it might seem.

Amaranta, the younger, was somewhat graceless, but she had the natural distinction, the inner tightnessof her dead grandmother.

" It didn't spill, " said Joffrey, too graceless to take the retreat Tyrion offered him. " And I wasn't serving you, either" .

With an even graceless flow that reminded Anthony of the rolling of bowling balls he launched himself into the sea of exposition.

The kisses turn messy, then, urgent and graceless, and Alex gets lost in the drag and slide and press of Henry's lips, the sweet liquor of it.

There was one dim unformed fear lingering about his sister's mind, to which she never gave utterance, which surrounded the graceless and ungrateful boy with a dreadful mystery.

He could not be convinced that moral standards had nothing to do with it, and that utilitarian morality was good enough for him, as it was for the graceless.

Anthony laughed, thrown immediately into that humor in which men and women were graceless and absurd phantasms, grotesquely curved and rounded in a rectangular world of their own building.

But I still wonder how it was possible, in those graceless years of transition, long ago, that men did not see whither they were going, and went on, in blindness and cowardice, to their fate.