Sentence examples similar to marked suppleness from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kylian's choreography is marked by fluidity and suppleness of movement, but the newer works show that over the last few years he has moved away from the lyrical, semi-narrative forms of his earlier works toward a more abstract, somewhat surreal idiom.

Competitors are marked on accuracy of movement, calmness, suppleness and flexibility.

Here's a sample of Wednesday's headlines -- Los Angeles Times: "On this Tuesday, Obama's nomination appears nearer"; Washington Post: "Obama Takes Delegate Majority"; New York Times: "Obama Declares Bid Withinn Reach' After 2 Primaries". It added up as the latest example of the strategic suppleness that so often has marked his campaign.

Mr. Levine shaped the score with suppleness and beauty.

Clients notice increased suppleness and feel lighter after only one session, she said.

The Israeli-born conductor Asher Fisch, in a strong Met debut, conducts the score with suppleness and beguiling pliancy.

Newsday said Mr. Ackerman "captures, with admirable suppleness, both the easy good humor and the quicksilver contentiousness that mark longtime work relationships".

Uninflected and without gendered nouns, English was uniquely placed to offer Shakespeare the linguistic pliancy and suppleness he needed to turn out the epidemic of metaphors and similes that so mark his work.

One could argue that the Met Orchestra played the score with more technical precision and suppleness.

The sonic mark of all B. I. C. speakers is a certain warmth and suppleness that conveys a sense of orchestral blend and cohesion without sacrificing sonic detail.

Suppleness like a switchblade.