Sentence examples for deft approach from inspiring English sources

Yet there is also a strain of neo-Classicism and a deft approach to structural manipulation in Schnittke's music that allows it to sit comfortably beside Mozart's.

Cherubini's deft approach owes as much to Jessica Stockholder as it does to George Ohr, but, rather than raiding the shelves of the Home Depot, she excavates Edith Hamilton and Joseph Campbell country.

Green's outspokenness and occasional bluster conceal a shrewd and deft approach to running ECCA, which he has done for nine years, and to keeping together its alliance of the largest private-care groups, many smaller operators and some not-for-profit organisations like Anchor.

At the 11th he played a deft approach and made two tidy putts to set up a par, while Watson dumped his second shot into the water, clumped a chip on to the edge of the green and ended up with a double bogey.

Often we settle on "the cellist Yo-Yo Ma" or "the British novelist Zadie Smith" as the deftest approach to such descriptions — that phrasing gives the necessary information (for those who need it) while subtly conveying the idea that Mr. Ma and Ms. Smith are well known.

Lacaton & Vassal are masters of subtle intervention, as they have demonstrated in their deft archaeological approach to the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, peeling back the layers of the building's history with dazzling beauty.

"It's a deft crowdsourcing approach that encourages everyone to participate in the largest expedition in history".

Combatting current proliferation dangers in North Korea and Iran, and future threats elsewhere, will require a deft combination of approaches.

Here my father's approach is deft and deferential.

Throughout his American visit the pope's approach was deft and nuanced, but challenging.

Mr. Holder told colleagues that the contrast between the two memorandums helped convince him that the civilian prosecutors' approach was more deft.