Patrick McNamara deftly expresses this idea in his Sons of the Sierra: "Like the narrow dirt road that connects Ixtlán with Oaxaca City... the interconnection between local and national history in Mexico has always moved in two directions" (4).
Turner's heightened sense of drama in nature is often expressed deftly through chiaroscuro, the interplay of light and dark, furthering the mysterious feeling of his watercolors.
A sample of our allegedly humorous joshing: He'd say, "Our next contestant comes all the way from Florida and — yes, what is it, Dick?" Me: "If she hadn't come 'all the way,' she wouldn't be here, would she?" He would deftly and expertly express mild exasperation and move briskly on.
Few illustrators have expressed this better than Ernest Shepard in his deftly atmospheric line drawings for Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows.
When the Rothbarts expressed concern about the cost of having gold walls, Wearstler reminded them that half the room would be antiqued mirror, and deftly changed the subject.
So the judge found the clarity to express his view, deftly, that football is a sport that may "have rather lost its way".
Araki's view of his characters is often amused but always compassionate, though he also can express deep anger deftly.
"Younger" deftly shows how the new ageism expresses itself as a question less of competence than of cultural fit.
The lightning-fast pure-dance ensemble piece also deftly assures Ailey dancers' unflagging superiority in expressing speed, ballon, fluidity, strength, balance and partnering technique.
Some work deftly such as the use of Dreaming to express Roberta's secret yearnings, and One Way or Another to depict the Mafia villain's frenzied pursuit of the life-swapping heroine.
