Sentence examples for deftly characterized from inspiring English sources
Soy-milk containers, beer cans, tattoos and cool books are all a part of Ms. Gangloff's lexicon, in which a community, rather than an individual, is deftly characterized.
From birdlike twitters among the violins and piano, the work moves through six deftly characterized movements of surging energy, jazzy vivacity and airy open-chord expanse.
A compact sequence of four deftly characterized sections and an ending that looks back to its beginning, the work brought out the supplest, most affectionate playing the violinist Cho-Liang Lin and the harpist Bridget Kibbey could muster.
He handles the debate with humour and deftly characterizes the various birds.
This is the story of a sergeant from the Highlands, whom Hodgson deftly characterizes by replicating the sergeant's accent, a technique that Tolkien also used, though sparingly.
Despite its apparent simplicity, PHPN is an adaptable network algorithm that can elucidate both intuitive and previously undiscovered biological connections between PTs, deftly characterizing the shared genetic mechanisms in the former and identifying unifying genetic traits in the latter.
Louis Hayward as the scapegrace nephew and Isobel Elsom as the murdered mistress are both deftly and clearly characterized.
I had mixed feelings about the Sonata in F (Op. 54) — a departure from the printed program, noted in an insert — in which a deftly managed, elegantly characterized first movement was wedded to a tumultuous but unfocused Allegretto.
Kygo (real name: Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll) has put his personal spin on everyone from Marvin Gaye to Ellie Goulding, deftly reworking their hits into house ditties characterized by languid pacing, pop melodies, and simple, stripped-down beats.
They had to deftly maneuver between the misinterpretations and deceptions that characterized the harsh rhetoric between Israel and Iran.
The closing Andantino was particularly striking: Ms. O'Connor shaped and characterized each variation thoughtfully, and the string players moved deftly through Mozart's playful changes of spirit.
