Sentence examples for feel nimble from inspiring English sources

There are sharply angled columns, which, together with the thin floor slabs, make the structure feel nimble despite its size, like a linebacker who can sprint.

(Such is the exploded look of the floor-throughs that it took many people in Miami Beach a while to realize that the building was finished). There are sharply angled columns, which, together with the thin floor slabs, make the structure feel nimble despite its size, like a linebacker who can sprint.

He was famed for his odd meters, which made albums like "Time Out" feel nimble and ambitious even as they earned big sales and pop acclaim.

Mr. Styles sounds more comfortable here than in his Xtreme days, cradled in particular by Lenny Santos's guitar, which feels nimble and alive.

It felt nimble, its instant acceleration came in handy for quick jumps through gaps and it was much more efficient at lower speeds.

But the actors are talented enough to pull it off, and perhaps because of the show's more mysterious structure (or the contribution of Joy, an experienced TV writer herself), the dialogue feels nimbler and trickier than in Nolan's past work.

Standing alone, each major aspect of the Cayenne is superlative, yet it is simply impossible for a vehicle this heavy, with such a high ride height, to feel truly nimble.

And it does feel more nimble and likely to inspire real-time collaboration than feed-based tools.

Its heft remained a lingering presence; the Audi A8 and the BMW 7 series both feel more nimble.

In back-to-back drives with the new Toyota Sienna, the Odyssey felt more nimble and quicker to change direction.

To customers, the company feels as nimble and innovative as its digital competition, even though its back-end systems remain problematic.