Sentence examples for deftly integrated from inspiring English sources

Turn signals are deftly integrated into the front cowling.

Incidental figures and decorative motifs are deftly integrated in extended formats as much as eight feet high or ten feet long.

The factual sections, which draw hungrily on scores of academic and more popular sources, are sometimes deftly integrated into the story, and sometimes not.

(And, yes, Virginia, there are dolphins in heaven.) Filmed in bright, saturated colors with deftly integrated effects and animated flourishes, Kunal Kohli's enjoyable family comedy "Thoda Pyaar, Thoda Magic" ("A Little Love, a Little Magic") has a buoyancy and optimism that trump the predictability of its story.

Another daring effect is the weaving of archival footage into the drama, as of Bulgaria's 1980 May Day parade, into which live action featuring Boryana has been deftly integrated — along with parts of Boryana's inner life, which can't be seen but which the director nonetheless audaciously and wryly realizes with a visual and sonic imagination of a rare power and flair.

Her voice hasn't got Lenya's throaty rasp - 'one octave below laryngitis,' as one listener described it - but it's full of Southern character, and Tuckett has deftly integrated her into the action so that she's not just a static version of her dancing counterpart.

MacCambridge, right, "deftly integrates well-chosen accounts of games with profiles of league visionaries," Richard Sandomir wrote in the Book Review.

Publicis has grown into the world's fourth-largest agency company by deftly integrating a skein of acquisitions that included Saatchi & Saatchi, Fallon Worldwide and Hal Riney & Partners.

Now it has three choices, courtesy of the ascendant pastry whiz Christina Tosi, who deftly integrates salty and sweet by adding Gorgonzola to a pear sorbet and, in another dessert, sandwiching a saltine panna cotta between peanut butter pastry and a Concord grape sauce.

High-End Advice Interior designer Nan Lee has acquired a reputation among her wealthy clients for locating rare and collectible vintage furniture, which she then deftly integrates into sophisticated, highly personalized residential and office interiors.

Narrator Dan John Miller keeps the listener moving along, deftly integrating a wide range of characters including a tough cop, effete gay, Peter Lawford, Robert Kennedy, an Austrian psychoanalyst and Monroe herself.