Sentence examples for deft ways from inspiring English sources
Piñeiro's performers perform — they all have deft ways with dialogue and their gestures are brisk, precise, controlled — yet he films them in ways that prove what only the cinema can do.
Even in Schoenberg's day his followers, notably his devoted student Alban Berg, found deft ways to inject elements of haunting tonal harmony into astringent 12-tone scores, most amazingly in Berg's unfinished opera "Lulu".
The deft way he turned the airline dispute to his advantage was certainly that.
This face-off between Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken showcases Scott's deft way with dialogue, as well as detonations.
And boy, does he have a deft way with a soliloquy.
Mr. Burke could be a tough taskmaster, Mr. Murphy said, but he also had a deft way with people.
One reason to think so is the deft way Mr Obama signalled a willingness to compromise on the "public option" this week.
But he has a deft way with real boxwood and grasses, as well as bamboo and magnolia.
He is not a professional historian, but most professionals could learn a lot from the deft way he does this.
Some have suggested that polling the Parliament could even present Mr. Hollande with a deft way of reasserting France's independence.
Mr. Cotterill has a deft way of weaving these circumstances into whimsical, more personal stories that feature Siri and an equally memorable set of supporting characters.
