Sentence examples for dexterity with which from inspiring English sources

Witness the speed and dexterity with which he's been distancing himself from the White House.

And the concentration and dexterity with which Manningham got two feet down inbounds?

What's remarkable about the screenplay and the calculated, somewhat far-fetched plot is the dexterity with which Mr. Roos avoids small cliches to reinvigorate a larger one.

The wit and dexterity with which she discusses her family recalls her career as a public defence lawyer, which she gave up when her oldest children were young.

Even bleaker depictions, like David Mamet's, get us to admire the dexterity with which con artists persuade people to part with their money.

In situations like this he was always the consummate performer who reveled both in the facts of complication and in the protean dexterity with which he made it seem both lucid and natural.

Colleagues marvel at the dexterity and speed with which Mr. Tilden builds devices, noting that such finesse seems unexpected in a man so large and rotund that he jokingly describes himself as "big enough to create my own ozone layer".

Still it is hard not to admire the younger man's cheeky self-confidence, and hard not to enjoy the dexterity of his camera movements and the flair with which he attempts both low comedy and high melodrama.

Mr. Lovano and his crew are more effective when they're less plot driven, as on "Dexterity," which opens with a round-robin of solos before the melody first appears.

One category of abilities may be broadly referred to as manual dexterity, which includes fine finger dexterity, arm-wrist speed, and aiming ability.

Most sports benefit from speed, strength and dexterity, which only peak with a mature body.