With grace and might, he rules his vast domain.

Meaning: This sentence describes someone who rules their territory with elegance, power, and authority.

Choice of Words: Grace is a noun that refers to elegance and beauty of movement. Might is a noun that refers to great strength or power. Domain is a noun that refers to a territory or area of land ruled by a particular person or group.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• They ruled the vast sky domain.
• Sandcastles stood proud, guarding the shoreline's domain.
• Moon, a sentinel in the night's domain.
• Snowmen stand guard, silent guardians, winter's domain.
• Silence reigned in winter's domain.
• The brave knight fought the fierce dragon with all his might.
• The boy kicked the ball with all his might, aiming for the goal.
• The brave knight fought the dragon with all his might.
• He hugged her with all his might.
• He kicked the ball with all his might.