Sentence examples for most deftly from inspiring English sources

And, most deftly: "All this Wagner isn't exactly making these Oscars less white".

Perhaps because writing is inescapably personal, the trap of turning art into mere ideology has been most deftly avoided in its realm.

The opening chapter, in which a sapphire heist at sea goes horribly wrong, is one of the most deftly choreographed bits of suspense writing I've read.

He was a figure simultaneously feted and mugged by ecstatic fans and infuriated purists during the years between 1954 and 1966 – the time when his catchiest and most deftly composed records were pop hits.

Because Pius A. Uzamere '04 and Jacob W. Faber '04 have distinguished themselves as the candidates who will most deftly but assertively represent the interests of undergraduates, The Tech chooses to endorse them for President and Vice President of the Undergraduate Association.

In still another, teams were competing to see who could most deftly tamper with so-called tamper-resistant materials: strip tamper-resistant tape and put it back, remove tamper-resistant seals and put them back, manipulate tamper-resistant chains and restore them to their original state.

It's necessary, as her most recent novels deftly reveal.

The ensembles, for the most part, are deftly written and amusing.

Most important, she deftly balances the roles of zany, deadpan cut-up and torch singer.

The visual rhythm of the whole is bold: blocks and blocks of jellyfish green then at last some blue, then dawnish neutrals lead Jeremiah and the reader into a world of burgeoning colour, complexity and industry, and then (after some lovely, non preachy life lessons) most satisfactorily and deftly back again.

This book discreetly omits (most) names and deftly sidesteps potential libel suits.