Sentence examples for deftly built from inspiring English sources

The primarily British cast and the deftly built suspense made this a most atypical Allen film.

Since then Twitter has deftly built something of a reputation for protecting free speech, even unpopular speech.

As he has maneuvered within the maelstrom of Afghan politics, Mr. Mohseni has deftly built a network outside Afghanistan, an impressive fan club of global supporters now helping his expansion.

EMI deftly built early buzz in much the same way for Norah Jones, its hottest new act in years; her first album went on to sell 17 million discs worldwide (and win 8 Grammys).

Together they have deftly built Common's career from seminal MC ("I Used to Love H.E.R")., to actor, to ad man, to producer, to iconic poet, to humanitarian, to global citizen, yet still Chicago's very own.

Narrated in reverse chronological order by a fictional Japanese apprentice, the book is extremely readable and deftly builds a portrait of the artist as pure egoist.

This is a page turner as well, with shifting identities and dangerous plot twists, a narrative that deftly builds as ordinary daily acts gather force and spin into expanding arcs of power out in the world.

Dubbed sax motif's loop over a stuttering collage of recycled Rhodes pianos and friendly space age FX (think E.T). as the pair deftly build a living composition to a climactic point.

The structure, a sturdy, well-squared frame of boards and planks with the first few sheets of siding in place, appeared to have been carefully designed and deftly, if hurriedly, built.

To make the Hunters' "ropes" strong, Marum ensured players from each cultural group roomed together, a simple philosophy that built team culture and deftly meshes this band of disparate warriors into a tight group of "wantoks", or family.

In this fresh and concise intellectual biography, Hanioğlu warns against that perspective, deftly outlining the regionally voguish movements that Atatürk built on for his utopian project, such as scientism, materialism, and nationalism (as well as those he only pretended to embrace, and only when they suited his ends, such as Islamism and Communism).