Sentence examples for dazzling feats from inspiring English sources

And while she still performs dazzling feats on the mortuary slab, the autopsies that really concentrate her mind are the ones on fallen soldiers that reveal important information about the weapons of war.

Ms. Bouder, though her irksome archness tends to make her clip phrases too short, demonstrated that specialty of hers and Ms. Peck's: seeming to find time to linger within dazzling feats of speed.

But Mr. Weiss makes of Mascarille's marathon monologues truly dazzling feats of endurance, resourcefulness and a performer's wit.

One of the show's most dazzling feats of trompe l'oeil is Steve Wolfe's three-dimensional rendering of a stack of cardboard cartons filled with books.

Nevertheless, they soaked up the dazzling feats of culinary derring-do, especially when the chef Patrick Clark sliced an onion in 10 seconds that fell into Sydney Opera House-like curves on the cutting board.

Projected onto a screen at the left of the stage was what appeared to be a series of dazzling feats of balance: Beatriz Sayad hopping, spinning and occasionally flying in the air, held aloft by the superhuman prowess of Rolando Tarquini.

So for Siri, being likable and occasionally kooky may be just as important as dazzling with feats of machine intelligence.

Mozart did not write for virtuosos but for musicians, and in these performances the many breathtaking moments came not from dazzling technical feats (for Ms. Mutter did not go beyond stylish double-stops and occasional high positions in her thoughtful and highly musical cadenzas) but from tiny things made utterly remarkable.

The ability to perform memorization feats was once in itself dazzling; now the feats are dazzling only if you pretend that you're not really doing them — memory amazes only if it's presented as a gift, not as a skill, since the skill is already, so to speak, fully mechanized.

The ability to perform memorization feats was once in itself dazzling; now the feats are dazzling only if you pretend that you're not really doing them memory amazes only if it's presented as a gift, not as a skill, since the skill is already, so to speak, fully mechanized.

Now intelligent robotic arms perform dazzling movements and expert feats of coordination, getting everything from frozen fish chunks to cookies swiftly into their packaging.