Sentence examples for deft response from inspiring English sources
Even Archbishop Myers said he admired Mr. McGreevey's politically deft response to the letter.
Election tactics: Brown has often suggested that he deserves to be re-elected because of his record and his deft response to the banking crisis.
That was Cameron's deft response in a recent interview to the question why the Conservatives were not doing better in the opinion polls.
He had planned meticulously for such a disaster, and his preparation and calm demeanor were seen as having been crucial to the administration's deft response.
Mr. Clinton has also requested $280 million to better enforce existing gun laws -- a deft response to complaints from the gun lobby that too little is done to enforce laws already on the books.
The more polished budget of last month, with its distinctly Tory feel, and the prime minister's deft response to the death of Thatcher has put paid to speculation – for the moment at least – that Cameron could face a challenge if the Tories perform poorly in next week's local election.
Clinton, the former secretary of State, remains the front-runner, several voters said, noting her deft responses to criticism that included her 2002 vote to authorize the Iraq war.
"Active shooters can cause multiple deaths in seconds, regardless of police training or how deft the police response," Mr. Kelly said.
NATO and the United Nations, started on Harry Truman's watch, are still basic shaping forces in the world, in ways that even the most deft Presidential response to even the most urgent international crisis can never be.
It struck at the heart of the work of some of the assembled guests, and Derrida's responses to interventions were deft deflections.
