Sentence examples for her swiftness from inspiring English sources

"I was impressed by her swiftness.

Her swiftness drew laughter from the press corps, for it inadvertently raised the question of why Mr. Gore seemed to take so much longer.

Even her notorious nickname, Foxy Knoxy, has an innocuous origin, she says; it's the legacy of her time in a kids' soccer league, bestowed for her swiftness and dexterity.

Once, he takes her out for a walk, and she begins chasing rabbits, a skill she has perfected: She must engirdle the crafty, timid creature and confuse it with her swiftness so that it knows not which way to turn.

Its sometimes discomfitingly intimate selection of archive material paints a poignant personal portrait of a woman whose jaundiced wit sat at odds with her swiftness to love, and whose shrunken self-image wasn't best protected by her outsize, unruly talent.

In "Solitaire," a man on the verge of divorce ricochets between two women: "His mistress cried big: with thrilling swiftness her face dissolved and, her mouth smeared all out of shape, she lurched against him with an awkward bump and soaked his throat in abusive sobs.

The way Ellen Terry moved was charming (her great-nephew John Gielgud related her lightness and swiftness on stage to the line in Much Ado: "For look where Beatrice like a lapwing runs").

Her memoir perhaps exaggerates the swiftness of her transformation from ingenue to artist.

The swiftness of her ascent gave her that weird sort of internet half-celebrity whereby she became moderately famous before anyone really knew who she was.

One had only to marvel at her solo in Act I, with its pirouettes along a diagonal and the swiftness of her stabbing toe work.

Others, though, talk about her gentleness, empathy and swiftness to burst into a joyous and slightly dirty laugh.