Sentence examples for deftly created from inspiring English sources

He deftly created stylish youth groups and political parties.

In Frederick Tillis's "Spiritual Fantasy No. 8, 'Go Down Moses' " (1984, revised 2009), a piano trio, the group deftly created the sense of atmospheric mystery as Mr. Tillis dissected and explored the popular theme.

Mr. Perkins has deftly created a practical guide to business travel for people within a niche that's hard to quantify but easy to recognize on the road: self-employed professionals and entrepreneurs and small-business owners.

Six teams performed but it felt a little sloppy, though Aldana Silveyra deftly created a bored, indifferent character that was amusing.

Amy Heckerling's iconic retelling of Jane Austen's "Emma" remains timeless for its inventive language, deftly created characters, and iconic costume design.

In Lane Pryce, the rather old-school and more than slightly fussy British financial manager who is practically the antithesis of Harris's roustabout movie star father Richard, he has deftly created a portrait of a man who yearns to be free but doesn't know how to go about it.

Certain words and phrases ("watch over," "lost soul," "sad case," "vacant possession," "crossing a line") begin to recur, deftly creating links and echoes of association.

Turns out he's an excellent juggler, deftly creating an assortment of eccentrics and misfits who find themselves on paths that converge in the "Big Question" greenroom.

Throughout, Kantor deftly creates and sustains a dialogue between the "real" and "virtual.

Williams has fueled the offense the last two games by deftly creating open shots and drawing fouls at his leisure.

The smart book that deftly creates these roles and gives them enough specificity to make them more than cliches is by Rob Ackerman.