saving grace

The saving grace is that the programs are all very different in nature.

As for the difference, that may be the one saving grace.

The room's saving grace was the French door at its far end.

He and others say the city's quality of life still remains its saving grace.

The one saving grace for me is that I'm not supposed to be good at it.

Both men believe that these two women will be their saving grace, and pull them back from the dark side.

The one saving grace had been that it was summer rather than winter.

The players say that soccer has become their saving grace.

He has been one of the music's saving graces, to be sure.

The goals were the only saving grace in a poor match.

But there is a saving grace about British sports cars.

An appropriate sense of humor is often a saving grace.

"It may be our saving grace for years to come," the Mayor said.

My only saving grace was that I let his grandfather win most of it back.

The only saving grace was that the blast happened on a Sunday.

The saving grace in both games was the senior pitching.

The play has lots of humor and that's a saving grace.

The only saving grace was that I knew it wasn't likely.

I did, however, have three friends with a degree of ambition and they were to be my saving grace.

For me, these moments were the saving grace of sheep.

The year since his passing had been empty, except for the saving grace of her work.

The work habits have never stopped, and that's the saving grace of this team.

The only saving grace was her certainty that she would have to feel better to die.

The idea behind the work was its saving grace.

The only saving grace appeared to be that he could get himself back under wraps quickly.