Sentence examples for expertly demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Lee et al. expertly demonstrated this principle, a process they refer to as dynamic network rewiring.

This appeal, expertly demonstrated in Caravaggio's simple basket of fruit back in 1596, never lost its popularity.

He also expertly demonstrates the folly of such excursions.

Mr. Stuhlbarg expertly demonstrates that in the world of Mr. McDonagh even the infantile can be artful double dealers.

His eight dancers (especially Kate Coyne) rise to the challenge of amplifying Clark's style, expertly demonstrating the tension it achieves by hovering between extremes.

With a few deft flicks of her wrist she expertly demonstrates how to use a tickling stick, and then leads me to the changing room where she shows me a secret peek-a-boo camera for customers inclined towards taking saucy snaps.

It appeared only a matter of time before Barça scored and the goal was expertly executed, demonstrating the superb understanding between their fearsome frontline with Suárez leaving the ball for Neymar to finish.

Then, in a fitting coda to the day's events, the 1st South Carolina Volunteers demonstrated their newfound freedom in an expertly executed dress parade, their bright red trousers, which Higginson hated, the only reminder that the former slaves were any different than the hundreds of thousands of white Americans who wore Union blue.

(Paul Krugman was in early on the dangers of Ryan's policy positions, expertly exposing Ryan's lies in a 2010 column that demonstrated how awful Ryan's policies would be for the middle class).

Firmino's expertly taken finish, after a lucky ricochet off a Russian defender, demonstrated his own high confidence and Liverpool's attacking quartet never eased off once the game had become a rout.

Cohen demonstrates otherwise, expertly detailing Ellington's contributions to the cause — as a composer who addressed racial pride in ambitious works like "Black, Brown and Beige" and "My People," and as a high-profile exemplar of dignity in the face of prejudice.