Sentence examples for dexterously from inspiring English sources

each, which were so dexterously taken from the person of Mr Blakemore, M.P. for Wells, in a London omnibus, having been traced to him.

She dexterously weaves slippers from multicoloured ribbons that take days to finish, and hands them out to visitors like sweets.There are two reasons for her happiness.

Ford handled multiple tasks dexterously, especially in athletics.

Scarves draped from the waist or neck are flicked for effect and manipulated to indicate strength or flying, and male and female dance are clearly distinguished by the powerful masculine lunges of the men and the tiny steps of the women, who also dexterously manipulate the train of the skirt with their feet.

Helped by powerful patrons, under the all-seeing blind eye of the CIA, Max shines as successive "general-presidents" rule Brazil for two decades and then dexterously survives when the leftists return to power.

In the event, Joe Jay Jalbert skied so dexterously with a camera that he opened the door to an award-winning career as a film-maker.

Here's the relevant snippet: Well, Mick's cartoon was well within the guidelines of the first rule, although this previous New Yorker cartoon, by Karen Sneider, would have run afoul of that injunction: But kudos to Karen for handling the nipple problem so dexterously, shielding the innocent from those bits of both sexes, even though, as the guidelines say, "male nipples are ok".

He dexterously parses and shades Shakespeare's poetry, making the words as clear, crisp, and compelling as his profile.

Her explanation, in the show, of how the hookers would dexterously fake certain oral intimacies is a high point of the show.

When Obama nominated Brennan as C.I.A. director, in January, 2013, Brennan made his way dexterously through the confirmation process.

So dexterously did he navigate the political waters that he could rightly claim credit for bringing about slavery's abolition.