Sentence examples similar to deftly improved from inspiring English sources
It isn't, but "The Great Gatsby" is one of the few American novels so fiercely loved that even its rough draft will find readers, who will marvel at how near perfect it was, and at how deftly and subtly Fitzgerald improved it, with strategic additions (Gatsby's smile, the story of the stranger who crashed Tom and Daisy's wedding) and cuts.
Trump deftly distanced himself from the developers' troubles, telling the Sun-Sentinel that he questioned their "timing". But the condo market gradually improved, thanks in part to Russian buyers.
It was considered to "deftly satirize Grand Theft Auto while being almost as entertaining" in a review by GameSpy, which suggested that Hit & Run improved several gameplay aspects that it borrowed from Grand Theft Auto, including instant mission restarts, a superior guidance system, and an easily accessible collection of vehicles.
Duncan consistently made eloquent moral appeals for improving education while deftly avoiding offering up too many details.
The film deftly depicts how the fierce rivalry between the Hunt and Lauda pushed each of them to improve.
Roxanne shaved him deftly.
And Buffon made it deftly.
Ms. O'Connell dramatizes deception deftly.
