ตัวอย่าง saving grace

• A saving grace is that the article does at least offer an opportunity to evaluate end-of-life care in this country, and hospice specifically.

• The saving grace is that, if we have a trustworthiness culture, a trust culture is sure to follow.

• Her summaries at the end of chapters are a saving grace.

• To a degree, for men in both stations, the opacity and rule-boundedness of corporate bureaucracy was a saving grace.

• Though this has created a more diffuse and less certain body of knowledge, a ' scattered and unstable discipline ' (p. 105), this may be its saving grace.

• Its saving grace is that it brings some interesting and neglected information that might be used to write another book with a broader and more comprehensive approach.

• The only saving grace has been the escalation in land and capital values.

• The only saving grace that this one will have is that it will last for only one year.

• It might have been a saving grace for some businesses, but it would have been of only minor assistance to the worst affected.

• I suppose that that is their saving grace.

• Subsidies have proved not to be the saving grace but the undoing of this country.

• The saving grace of democracies, however bad they are, is that they always have the seeds of reform in them.

• However, he had the saving grace of modesty.

• Besides this, he has the gift of humour, and that has been called a saving grace.

• His saving grace is, "as he understands it".