Sentence examples for deftly enough from inspiring English sources

But the unpleasantness in "Duplex" is handled deftly enough to keep the audience's queasiness from turning into disgust.

And even if, as seems likely, Beijing loosens macroeconomic policy deftly enough to prevent a sharp slowdown, growth this year is likely to be no more than 8%.

Though the drama lacks emotional intensity and the comedy lacks funny jokes, Mr. Allen interweaves them deftly enough and provides some of the members of his large cast with opportunities to do some crisp, old-fashioned stage-style acting.

Candidates like Mr. Kerry and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton handled similar developments deftly enough to appeal to the Jewish community without, in the view of their supporters, appearing exploitative or abandoning the Christian traditions in which they were raised.

The plot is difficult to follow — shot sequences, at least in the first two episodes, often pair sex and death (an FX trademark, practically; it's the network that looks our animal selves in the eye), whether or not their pairing helps the story — but you're strung along deftly enough so that you do want to know how it's all going to play out.

The two Rattigans are deftly enough played by Alistair Findlay as his ruminative older self and Dominic Tighe as the more combative younger version, and Mr. Tighe certainly has the requisite profile to embody a man described as "the prettiest playwright in London".

He is a monolith on the crease, yet skilled enough to deftly feed his teammates.

However, she did echo criticism of President Obama that he has not handled Congress deftly, or perhaps brusquely, enough.

He sees his teammate Tim Duncan slide next to him, ready to set a screen, and he responds — he starts right, and deftly sidesteps his defenders, carving enough space to go up and lay the ball in with his left hand.

Many of the profiles of world figures are deftly sketched, and Reynolds is enough of a pragmatist to stress the importance of the state as the arena in which social strains are played out.

It's a machine designed to thrill, please and satisfy; a one-sentence pitch – 911 responder breaks rule No 1, and gets emotionally involved – deftly realised, manipulative and clever enough to be irresistible.