Sentence examples for deploy gifts from inspiring English sources

Both of which can leverage the platform's inherent ability to deploy gifts, effects, and background themes into the video chat environment.

One of Blick's great and most deviously deployed gifts is misdirection: getting you interested in minor characters, then bumping them off.

Cue BARBRA STREISAND, former member of the Erasmus Hall High School choir, and a singer who deploys gift and myth in equal measure.

It's the great penalty of athletic prowess, this strange reworking of the Dorian Gray effect: you give your all to be a flawless physical specimen, and you deploy your gifts in arenas that make typical workplaces seem humdrum beyond words, and then, one day, your perfection is no use to you anymore.

The middle is where de Kooning liked to be, deploying his gifts and skills in the tactical emergencies of an uncertain battle.

She deploys her gifts for penetrating, unsparing characterization to breathe thrilling new life into the well-trodden territory of Henry VIII and his court.  .

Only then, she advised, might he or she deploy their linguistic gifts in the service of an artistic creation worthy of their style.

He can surely deploy his new gift in the service of Fox movies.

The reader can only hope that Mr. Haslett deploys his copious gifts as a writer more fully in his next novel or collection of stories.

Had he lived in less interesting times, Milton might have rivaled Johnson or Coleridge; but he deployed his prose gifts elsewhere — among other places, in his pamphlet "A Treatise of Civil Power in Ecclesiastical Causes," which argued the case for religious tolerance (papists of course excepted).

The bodies are a curling ribbon of writhing, pathetic, naked women, arms flung out to the babes who slip from them into the sea for which — in the transparent film of water washing over a spar — the painter deployed all the prodigious gifts of the illusionism he was thought to have abandoned for poetically pretentious freedom.