Sentence examples for he deploys it from inspiring English sources

In "Austerlitz" he deploys it unremittingly.

The "Emperor" Concerto could have been written for Mr. Ohlsson, so well does it suit his muscular technique and the sensitivity and restraint with which he deploys it.

But he deploys it fearlessly, and on certain numbers — Weill and Bertolt Brecht's "Bilbao Song," for instance — the effect is just right.

BEN RATLIFF DOMINICK FARINACCI "Dawn of Goodbye" (eOne) Don't trust the moonlight gleam in Dominick Farinacci's trumpet tone, or the brooding cool with which he deploys it.

Mr. LaChiusa has a wide musical vocabulary, and he deploys it deftly in numbers that subtly incorporate the styles of different eras and cultures, from the 1920s to the 1950s.

If a few irrecoverable pieces of the Walworth story force O'Brien into the conditional mode ("mother and daughter must have given," "his brother must have been"), he deploys it with the elegant energy found in the rest of the narrative.

It is that discipline and self-containment which I think is his greatest asset, and he deployed it remarkably tonight.

"The Last Labour Government" is Cameron's get-out-of-jail-free phrase of the year and, predictably, he deployed it here, quoting statistics which show that under Labour, just one council home was built for every 170 sold.

In this strict sense, the only wedge issue Mr. Rove deployed was immigration, and he deployed it against his own side, dividing business donors from the conservative voting base.

One of the All-Stars' mainstays, Yomo Toro, plays the cuatro, a 10-stringed guitar from rural Puerto Rico, but he deployed it with urban audacity, moving from traditionalist riffs to high-speed runs and jazzy dissonances.

Once Trump saw how successful his elementary school-style attacks were against the GOP, he deployed it against every perceived opponent from "Crooked Hillary" to the "Failing New York Times".