Sentence examples similar to deftly extended from inspiring English sources
The conflict is negotiated from the whiskey-soaked perspective of the third brother, Scott, as the playwright deftly extends these family dynamics into a comment on the damaged state of the nation.
He tossed them into a paper cup, deftly extending its height with more paper until it held the whole formidable amount.
From the opening sequence, a deftly edited extended snowball fight in which the young Napoleon displays his strategising skills, to the breathtaking triptych battle of the final act, there is barely a frame of this silent masterpiece in which Gance is not rewriting the rules of cinema as they stood.
The resulting heaps of misunderstandings are enough to choke a horse--with on-lookers left only to marvel at how deftly Ayckbourn extends his convolutions.
During extended episodes, skittish rhythmic figurations and astringently atonal contrapuntal lines deftly mingle atop discrete sustained bass tones to convey an effect of tonal grounding.
Indeed, the venerable Old Spice has been brand-extended so deftly that most younger users are probably unaware that the formula dates to 1938 or was derived from a women's perfume.
"Total Control" is, at bottom, a fantasy of upper-middle-class competence -- an extended fictional celebration of "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People". Sid deftly manipulates cell phones, paging devices, laptop computers and other high-tech tools in pursuit of truth and justice.
Weaver incited extended laughter when she reported computer anomalies and "gas outbursts" in such locales as "Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania". Gosfield's "Planets" deftly parodies composerly clichés: the "Venus" movement contains textbook examples of how not to double voices with instrumental lines.
