Sentence examples for deftly structured from inspiring English sources

But the trio (composed when Chopin was a teenager) is deftly structured, with a virtuosic piano part and a skillful balance among the instruments.

But it is essentially a deftly structured but heavy-treading drama about the dashed dreams and tarnished ideals of two generations of spirited Midwestern women (2 15).

Julia Markus has structured her deftly drawn biographical study, "Across an Untried Sea," in much the same way.

By and large the food is refined without being fussy, harmoniously structured and deftly handled.

Lvovsky's film is the more freely and aggressively modern in tone and style; Ferran's is structured more deftly, with its beachside framework giving rise to flashbacks that tell a complex, novelistic family story.

The most verbally inventive comics, who can reincorporate little echoes of earlier jokes into long routines that deftly balance structure with formlessness, turn out to have no idea how to pace out a written narrative.

One theme her structure deftly sets in relief is how family history has a way of repeating itself -- here, the way sons go missing or daughters fall victim to abuse.

But she keeps clear of the self-justifying temptations of fiction embedded with memoir by structuring "The Mare" as a series of short chapters delivered in the first person, slicing deftly among her characters' various points of view.

Preen deftly evoked couture's structure, in beige and pale pastels, without nostalgia.

Mr. Rattle and the Berlin players deftly balanced elements of Schubertian structure and Wagnerian turmoil in the mysterious first movement.

Highlight was a deftly lit, trellis-like wooden structure by the Subbotiny Brothers, entitled Cloak but resembling a praying mantis.