Sentence examples for dramatically agile from inspiring English sources

"Borg vs. McEnroe" is an anecdotally gratifying, psychologically nuanced, and dramatically agile character study of Borg, but, despite its extended depictions of a celebrated match, it's not a satisfying tennis movie at all.

Amy Burton was deeply affecting and emotionally committed as Romilda, and Lisa Saffer was vocally agile and dramatically convincing as Atalanta, a coquette dabbling in the romantic big leagues.

Agile onboarding dramatically reduces the trial-and-error component in traditional onboarding.

The young singers of the ensemble, besides being excellent choristers, are so agile, attractive and dramatically involved that they could pass for a roster of dancers.

Agile is a dramatically different framework for management itself.

Elizabeth Caballero, another excellent Cuban-born soprano, was dramatically convincing as Lisa, her warm, fluidly expressive and agile voice conveying her anguished, sometimes catty jealousy of Amina.

In an agile system that has modern software economics (i.e., dramatically lower cost), it's feasible to do smaller scale tests.

Lauren Snouffer, a rich-voiced, agile young soprano, was very impressive in these vocally and dramatically demanding songs.

The same is true for teachers – ideas from computing can dramatically change the way we think about our work, and one of these, agile development, is what I'd like to explore here.

As Faust, John Fowler was vocally strained, particularly at the top of his range, and dramatically overwrought, but that made him a good foil for David Pittsinger's spectacularly agile portrayal of Mephistopheles.

But as Imogene, the Sicilian heroine of "Il Pirata," who is forced to marry the hated rival of her former lover, Ms. Fleming gives a vocally courageous and dramatically affecting performance in a challenging role, singing with sumptuous floating pianissimos, quite agile coloratura and fearless top notes.