Sentence examples for for its agility from inspiring English sources

Superior athletes are compared to the serow, as it is known not only for its agility, but also its sprinting ability.

Its symbol was the pitirre, a small tropical bird known for its agility and speed.

She has a voice of almost incredible range and power, noted for its agility, accuracy and texture.

Hollywood is not famous for its agility in adapting to change, though when cornered by innovations like sound and color it has always eventually, if reluctantly, embraced them.

He was the Black Mamba, a nickname he gave himself after watching Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill," in which the snake, known for its agility and aggressiveness, was used as a code name for a deadly assassin.

One reason for its agility is keeping the data in-memory with support for iterative processing.

For all its agility, though, the set is not as supple as Krakowski, who does a crowd-pleasing split.

For all its agility and pressing close-ups, the film doesn't capture that spirit or even adequately show the kind of experience that might have let it grow.

We think the 6s will give it a run for its cornering agility, but the steering, brakes and engine of the Accord are all highly commendable, and the automatic transmission mated to the V-6 Accord is splendid, seeming to always intuit when to downshift for a hill or for passing, and never lurching or holding a gear for too long.

The pianist Christopher Taylor proved up to the task on Tuesday evening, offering a powerful interpretation notable both for its technical agility and introspection.

In keeping with contemporary tastes in the Classical repertory, Mr. Langrée led a brisk performance, with tempos that suited a group more notable for its lithe agility than its heft.