Sentence examples for expertly connected from inspiring English sources

The former Vice President -- or as he said, "he used to be the next President of the United States" -- again expertly connected the dots between the climate crisis, sustainable capitalism and opportunity for global environmental and economic improvement.

The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science's comprehensive coverage means that scientists and researchers will be able to expertly connect with their audiences, no matter the medium.

The forward connected expertly with Omar Kader's cross to head home 11 seconds into injury time, just as the match seemed to be ebbing towards a hard-fought draw.

They are sweet, emotionally guarded and often musically complex, fitting strains of melody together that seem as if they ought not connect, expertly using rhythmic displacement as the words and chords unspool.

An apparent multi-generational grouping of people is expertly delineated, which connects hauntingly to the viewer.

People everywhere, however, will connect to expertly rendered dilemmas and situations that could not be more universal.

Merchandisers must become curators who expertly tell stories with merchandise that connects with the needs, desires and most importantly the imagination of the customer.

What the Los Angeles refining industry has expertly navigated is the balance between connecting with local, community-based institutions and residents directly.

Most of Radiolab is fast and fun, expertly wielding audio to help the listener really connect with an idea.

The space has been carefully and expertly integrated into the existing campus, with a garden connecting the new building to a historic structure from the early 20th century.

I'd never seen someone connect with his or her audience so expertly.