Sentence examples for most deft from inspiring English sources
You'll need to use your most deft touch to properly attach it.
Ms. Skipitares's most deft decision may be the assigning of those lead female roles to the puppets.
One of the most deft offenses in baseball has been rendered fruitless, like schoolchildren flailing at Wiffle balls.
His main drawback is how raw he is on offense, something that would be largely helped if he were teamed with Irving, one of league's most deft passers.
But it might turn out to be Rupert Murdoch's most deft move yet, the one where he saves his company and fortifies his family fortune.
Her musicality is exceptional, too, and it feels even more so in Fille, where the melodiousness of her phrasing extends to the most deft of comic timing.
It seemed to be one of the most politically deft moves of Christie's first term.
Most impressively, deft diplomacy has made ASEAN central to pan-Asian regionalism.
Ms. Barfield's play, which opened on Sunday night at Playwrights Horizons in a co-production with Primary Stages, is for the most part deft as it considers how life, death and disease are experienced in countries belonging to the first and third worlds.
The best-known manifestation of this new creative spirit was the art executed and preserved within caves such as Chauvet, Lascaux, and Altamira art that includes some of the most powerful, deft, and closely observed ever made, and that was clearly executed in the service of highly complex systems of belief.
In several cases Ms. Comparone left the accompaniment entirely to Mr. Willard (and vice versa), and they each took solo turns -- Ms. Comparone in settings from the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, and Mr. Willard in a handful of Dowland lute works, most notably a deft account of the Fantasie No. 7.
