He's the only professional golfer I've ever heard effortlessly deploy the word "caveat".
Stott, a historian of science, deploys her research effortlessly and demonstrates great attention to detail, but the proliferation of themes means that none are explored in much depth.
But though Finn's hazy vocals are often lovely, his songwriting lacks the heart-snagging touch so effortlessly deployed by his alt-pop heroes and his dad.
Yes, the delivery is a sight to behold: McIntyre hurls himself at the material, never losing his way, always segueing well, funny faces and voices effortlessly deployed.
Manguel, a fan of mysteries, has deeply internalized the genre's conventions, and all the requisite MacGuffins and narrative puzzles — dual identities, the sudden appearance of past ghosts, the priceless anonymous manuscript stashed away — are deployed elegantly and effortlessly.
And like our primate cousins, humans can deploy opposable thumbs and fine motor skills to complete tasks such as effortlessly peeling a clementine or feeling for the correct key in a dark hallway.
Yet for decades she had been known as the city's unofficial first lady, one who moved effortlessly from the sumptuous apartments of Fifth Avenue to the ragged barrios of East Harlem, deploying her inherited millions to help the poor help themselves.
By deploying the upgraded grappling hook, allowing up to six separate tethers at once, you can effortlessly propel large and sometimes flammable structures into one another, concocting colossal fireballs.
In William Gibson's latest novel, "The Peripheral," he imagines a future in which people have the ability to effortlessly encrypt spoken conversations in real time, in ways that are unbreakable to the artificial intelligences deployed by governments to eavesdrop on everyone.
Macfarlane and Aaron Ashmore, who plays John, are extremely well-matched as loving but squabbling brothers, and Ashmore effortlessly does yeoman's work with the few bits of jargon and exposition that "Killjoys" occasionally deploys.
