(p. 145) He added, "We never really succeeded in wedding the necessary vocal force, clarity of speech, dexterity with words, and love of the language to the emotional techniques of the Stanislavski-Strasberg method….
It's interesting that she talks so much about language and verbal dexterity, because Hawkins is dyslexic.
On Thursday, in a performance geared for students (although all are welcome), Ms. Blackman, a freestylist, said she would talk about hip-hop's roots in the African oral tradition and demonstrate through improvisation the command of language and mental dexterity that make it an art form.
Not everyone in the cast manages Shakespeare's language with as much dexterity.
Violence crowds the pages, and so does James's dazzling dexterity with language.
Republicans have gone into high dudgeon over Senator Barack Obama's suggestion at a town-hall-style meeting this week in Georgia that Americans might profitably emulate the European dexterity with language.
One recent marketing study into the "language fluidity and cultural dexterity" of US Hispanics even suggested that it might make sense to incorporate Spanglish in mainstream television programmes watched by large numbers of Hispanic viewers.
Shastry writes that the work has poetic excellence, variety of meters and dexterity of language which has not been seen hitherto in Sanskrit epics.
She went on to state, of Miller himself: "Miller is the calibre of writer who deserves to be followed regardless of topic, time period or setting because of his astonishing dexterity with language, his piercing observations and his ability to combine rollicking storytelling with depth of character".
But they are straightforward for humans, requiring primarily innate abilities like dexterity, sightedness and language recognition, as well as modest training.
