If that was the case, she extracted herself from her mother's controlling cruelty by expertly developing what she could control: her voice and her revolutionary approach to a role.
"He developed and expertly managed our corporate affairs efforts, spearheaded initiatives that added significant value to our businesses, and is as well-liked and respected a colleague as any in our company.
While many of the women in Prose's expertly curated museum develop strategies for turning their backs on the domestic, not all women who do so qualify as inspirers.
The Flamingos, who adopted their name when another group called the Swallows began climbing the charts, developed a smooth, expertly blended harmonic style that lent itself to slow ballads.
Hart, who teaches English at the College of William and Mary, refrains from participating in the mythology of his subject, perceiving and investigating even minor distortions of past incidents and moving expertly through the battalions of personas Dickey developed for himself.
The closest he comes to offering a substitute norm is in his praise of the expertly rational 'real' ruler – an ideal which is pursued and developed more fully both by Callicles in the Gorgias and by Socrates in the Republic itself.
He developed one of Nowell's breaks, and Ford, another absolved from blame, expertly pulled the ball back to Jonathan Joseph on a fine line for the game's first try in the fifth minute.
Through these professional associations she developed a strong belief in encouraging her clients to realize their own environmental requirements and expertly guides them in finding fluid, functional, and personalized solutions.
Garrett describes "Dutch Disease" in developing countries, where large expertly-planned and externally-funded vertical health programs draw human and material resources away from primary care, and from other vital sectors of the economy [ 35].
DevOps teams were happily developing their custom tools, allowing developers to deploy the code to production with a push of a button; but they were still managing a lot of infrastructure the same way system administrators were doing it before — databases had to be expertly installed, replicated, clustered, cached, etc.
He called on American magazines to develop "a genuine literary criticism that should deal expertly with ideas and art, not merely tell us whether the reviewer 'let out a whoop' for the book or threw it out the window".
