Sentence examples for demands agility from inspiring English sources

The difficulty the music presents for a big dramatic voice is that, rather than loud, powerful sounds, it demands agility, flexibility and lightness.

Skiing there, Huntford writes, "demanded agility and quick turning".

Getting to that top bunk demanded agility; it was reached by a very vertical, very narrow ladder.

Ms. Matthews often seemed to have the edge when the music demanded agility, although in the florid passage work of the Fontana Sonata No. 17, Mr. Metcalf easily matched the clarity and shapeliness of her ornamentation.

In 1813 he was writing for theaters usually smaller than our own and for a school of singers evidently at home with his extreme demands for agility and refinement.

Globalization, rising product variety, the need for continuously improving productivity and quality demand higher agility of manufacturing systems.

New courses in everything from literary criticism to American studies demand an agility for which the Soviet Union was no preparation.

Ironically, nothing in recent times has come as close to demanding total agility as the blistering pace of developing products for the Internet.

When it is at its best it demands speed and agility from those who ride it.

It also demands a mental agility that might trip up a nuclear physicist.

And it must be asked, who right now could do much better in a role that demands both coloratura agility and dramatic presence?