Sentence examples for Adroitly from inspiring English sources

[Bevan's "vermin" remark - one of the most famous jibes in politics - was adroitly turned against the Attlee government by Tory speakers, who pretended it insulted their voters rather than policy makers.

This was exemplified when Leandro Bacuna pinged in a wonderful pass behind the full-back for Alan Hutton to cross first time for Andreas Weimann to turn home adroitly.

Few people believe it would have handled the many-headed catastrophe any more adroitly.

The approach of fintech peer-to-peer lenders is based on using data more adroitly than banks do.

Mr Harper, whose party lacks support in urban and immigrant communities, adroitly stepped in with a campaign promise both to apologise and to compensate.

It even handled adroitly the problem of Chile's former dictator, Augusto Pinochet, by insisting that he must face the human-rights charges filed against him in Chilean courts, and by refusing to budge from that position when General Pinochet's supporters and the army objected.

That was the mood that Mr Rudd adroitly captured.

And he will be unable to cope with the internal rivalries and delicate geopolitical negotiations that his father managed so adroitly.

Few would have predicted at that point just how adroitly Mr Strauss-Kahn would move the fund back to centre stage.The biggest sign of his success is a trebling of the IMF's kitty to $750 billion.

But he himself has had trouble imposing this system in the face of public protest, and the chances that any successor would handle dissent as adroitly are slim.

The Liberals took 17 of 24 seats in Toronto, while the Progressive Conservatives won just one.Mr McGuinty, for his part, adroitly deployed a tactic Mr Harper had used successfully at the federal level, saying that hard economic times demand an experienced hand at the tiller.